Final Draft is a must for a serious screenwriter. It is the number one selling screenwriting software available today. It comes with strong recommendations from industry giants such as Tom Hanks(”Saving Private Ryan”), Ben Stiller(”There’s Something About Mary”), and Alan Ball(”American Beauty”).Final Draft is a word processor that is designed for writing movies, television dramas and stage plays. It is both a word processor and a screenplay formatting tool. Final Draft has many unique features such as “Smart Type” which remembers and automatically fills in character names, scene headings, transitions and more. The automatic formating is very important, as most agents and producers will toss a script in the trash if it’s not in the standard format.Some of the documentation and instructions are confusing or lacking, but that barely detracts from the power of this tool. For the beginner, learning to use it can be confusing and a bit overwhelming. It can take countless hours just trying to understand all the different features and terms used in the software. And as for any writer, time is priceless, especially if it interferes with one’s creativity. But, the time taken to learn how to work with Final Draft will be well worth it as it will significantly decrease the time it takes to finish a script.There are several tutorials especially written for Final Draft to help with the understanding process. They give clearer and more hands on instructions to help the writer get on with his writing. All in all, is “the choice” for screenwriting. It’s the professional’s pick. For the serious writer, Final Draft is a must have writing tool and an essential element that can take writing to a whole new level. You can read more reviews here.