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Highland Screenwriting Mac App Now Available, Free to Try and $10 Through March

03.19.13 @ 11:03AM Tags : app, demo, fdx, fountain, highland, pdf, quoteunquoteapps, screenplay, screenwriting, software, texteditor

After a little more than a year of beta testing, Highland, the screenwriting app from Quote-Unquote Apps, is now available for purchase in the Mac App Store. To promote the retail version, Highland is available for $10, half off its list price of $20, through the end of March. Highland lets writers write scripts in plain text and converts files between PDF, Final Draft (.fdx) and Fountain, a screenwriting markup language developed by Quote-Unquote Apps. To find out more about how Highland works and to get a free demo, check out the video and details below. More »

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The New Screenplay Standard Font is Here: Courier Prime from Quote-Unquote Apps (And It's Free)

02.14.13 @ 9:52AM Tags : courier, courierprime, finaldraft, font, johnaugust, quoteunquoteapps, screenwriting

Fonts are sexy. Okay, maybe not, but they are a major element of print and web design. Heck, you’re looking at one right now. Fonts impact how we perceive information. I bet Koo is pouring over hundreds of fonts at this very moment trying to pick the right ones for the website redesign (I vote for Mistral). For screenwriters, however, we’re essentially stuck with one and only one font: Courier. More specifically, for those of us using Final Draft, we’re stuck with Courier Final Draft. Courier is boring. It’s bland. It’s standard. Until recently, there was nothing you or I could do about it. Thanks to John August, Alan Dague-Greene and Ryan Nelson of Quote-Unquote Apps, however, now we have Courier Prime, a better Courier font designed specifically for screenplays. Even better, it’s free. More »

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Create Personalized PDFs and Images with Bronson Watermarker from Quote-Unquote Apps

06.6.12 @ 10:00AM Tags : app, bronson, bronsonwatermarker, johnaugust, nimayousefi, quoteunquoteapps, ryannelson, screenwriting, watermarking

Ever need to send out copies of your screenplay to several people at once, but want each of them to know that your screenplay is for their eyes only? Maybe you’re having a staged reading of a work-in-progress, but don’t want to current draft to drift beyond the confines of the reading. Or maybe you’re an assistant at a production company who needs to share a script with talent and other producers, but who also needs to keep it under wraps. Earlier this year, John August and his team at Quote-Unquote Apps, Nima Yousefi and Ryan Nelson, launched Bronson Watermarker at the Mac App Store to do just that and more. Check out this video for more details about Bronson Watermarker: More »