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For those of you who haven’t already dropped a couple hundred bucks on either a screenplay writing course, screenwriting software or one of the seemingly thousands of "How To Write A Screenplay" books, this is for you… Each screenplay written to be produced, whether for Hollywood or for Podunk, Iowa (no offense, Iowa, just the first thing that came to my head), is best done when it follows the now universal INDUSTRY STANDARD format that has become the "language of screenwriting" used world-round. Basically, it’s all just a bunch of line spacing, margin settings and tab placements, but the end result is a guideline for filmmakers as to exactly how the screenwriter sees the movie in his or her mind.
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