I'm curious, other than Word what would one use for "screenwriting" software? What are it's top couple of features not found in word?

Edited to Add: Never mind. It appears there is more to screenwriting than I ever gave thought to.

A number of things, chiefly automated formatting. Doing it by hand is a royal pain. Final Draft is the main one used here, Movie Magic Screenwriter also a good choice.

Facinating. The things you never knew you never knew.

Why don't we pull a Princess Bride and figure out what our assets are first, then build a script around them? Sort of like the inspiration thread, only this time tailored specifically to scripts.

I say the script should be about Swanking (idea (c) bornieo) maybe a "recreation" of the Bon Fire with a bit of drama thrown in. There are plenty of beaches around. (idea (c) bornieo)

ALso, I am an experianced director - I had my own cable access show for a couple years. Did 30 episodes. Also, local cable companies lend out FREE equipment for shooting and they have edit bays available too.

Just an idea (c) bornieo) :)

Your brains, Fezzik's strength, my steel

I'll pitch myself for Set Decoration, semi design. You dint list it, but I know you need it.

NA would be good there too.

I would like to nominate GD and Tom as still photographers. They both put me to shame.

Gah!

I'm jealous... If you need any snowy scenes, you know who to call.

I also nominate one Mr. Pod for musical direction/supervision. Suggestions of "Yakety Sax" and "Spanish Flea" notwithstanding.