http://www.williamwhirity.com Wed, 14 Sep 2011 15:05:23 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://www.williamwhirity.com/milo#comment-4 ..::: william whirity dot com :::... Wed, 14 Sep 2011 15:05:23 +0000 http://williamwhirity.com#comment-4 [...] got an email that “The MisInventions of Milo Weatherby” won the Jury Award for Best TV Pilot at the TriMedia Film Festival. It’s cool that [...] [...] got an email that “The MisInventions of Milo Weatherby” won the Jury Award for Best TV Pilot at the TriMedia Film Festival. It’s cool that [...]

]]> http://www.williamwhirity.com/milo#comment-3 ..::: william whirity dot com :::... Fri, 09 Sep 2011 16:19:56 +0000 http://williamwhirity.com#comment-3 [...] Now this only works for files you have the Final Draft file for, so screenplays you got off the internet won’t work (unless they’re in an editable format, like .txt, .doc, or a text enhanced .pdf – or any format where you can copy the text into Final Draft). It also requires the use of 3 different applications (Final Draft, Word, and Calibre) but it goes fairly quick and is more eco-friendly than printing (plus you can add notes, highlight, change font sizes, and save excerpts/clippings like you would any other eBook). I’ve also included a Photoshop template for a basic cover page, though you can use any image you want (specs are 600×800 167dpi). For those of you without Photoshop, you can save the cover in Final Draft as a pdf, then open it in Preview and save it as a jpeg file (I’d increase the font size while in Final Draft, to say 18, so your cover isn’t in microprint). I’ve also included a sample eBook converted from one of my old scripts -which is now a movie and available HERE [...] [...] Now this only works for files you have the Final Draft file for, so screenplays you got off the internet won’t work (unless they’re in an editable format, like .txt, .doc, or a text enhanced .pdf – or any format where you can copy the text into Final Draft). It also requires the use of 3 different applications (Final Draft, Word, and Calibre) but it goes fairly quick and is more eco-friendly than printing (plus you can add notes, highlight, change font sizes, and save excerpts/clippings like you would any other eBook). I’ve also included a Photoshop template for a basic cover page, though you can use any image you want (specs are 600×800 167dpi). For those of you without Photoshop, you can save the cover in Final Draft as a pdf, then open it in Preview and save it as a jpeg file (I’d increase the font size while in Final Draft, to say 18, so your cover isn’t in microprint). I’ve also included a sample eBook converted from one of my old scripts -which is now a movie and available HERE [...]

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