Hugo Philippe Thomas

Director & screenwriter (Willy 1er, Juniors - Netflix).
Built Screenplay Editor - pro formatting for Google Docs. 🎬

[Hugo Philippe Thomas @hugopthomas]

I make films for a living. I built Screenplay Editor because I was tired of paying for bloated software just to format a script. It's a free Google Docs add-on. Pro formatting, export to PDF or .fdx. That's it. → https://t.co/orlWFJ3rRj

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巌窟王を絵本で読んだことありますか？

フランス人の私が双子への読み聞かせから作った絵本シリーズ「My Very First Classics」。モンテ・クリスト伯を4〜7歳向けの絵本に。

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#巌窟王 #モンテクリスト伯 #絵本 #読み聞かせ #Gankutsuou #ehon

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@KarenHunte50344 Next time try Screenplay Editor, a Google Docs add-on that handles all the formatting automatically. Your wallet will thank you!

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@nonymouslia Worth noting there are also solid free options now. The Screenplay Editor add-on for Google Docs handles proper formatting automatically. Great for writers who don't want to drop money on standalone software like Celtx or Fade In right away.

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Désiré Doué since the champions league final.

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@PrinceKozi If you've never written in script format before, don't stress, the formatting rules are pretty simple once you get used to them. One easy option is Screenplay Editor, a free Google Docs add-on that auto-formats everything (scene headings, action, dialogue) as you type

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Best screenwriting advice I ever got: write badly on purpose. The blank page is terrifying because you're trying to be good. Just be bad first. The rewrite is where the magic happens.

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@7vulpo Script format is genuinely fun to write in once it clicks! If you're looking for a free and low-friction way to keep practicing, Screenplay Editor is a Google Docs add-on that handles all the formatting automatically

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Hot take: Google Docs is better than any screenwriting software. Real-time collab, free, works everywhere, automatic saving. The only thing missing was proper screenplay formatting. So I fixed that.

[Hugo Philippe Thomas @hugopthomas]

To collaborate on Final Draft you literally have to send someone a code like MPX89489844 and pray it works. It's like sharing files during the Soviet Union. Half the time the connection drops. This software costs $250.

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@LadySoleil33 @AVARY @ai_massive Hey thank you so much! So cool that you worked with Syd Field btw!

Here's the link: https://t.co/orlWFJ2U1L

It's a free Google Docs add-on. If you think it could be useful for students at USC, that would be Amazing. And great idea about Notion too. Thanks for the support! 🙏

[Hugo Philippe Thomas @hugopthomas]

@EnchanteurW @MelissaJeanSays The transition from outline to screenplay can definitely feel tedious! Having a tool that stays out of your way helps. Screenplay Editor (free Google Docs add-on) and it handles all automatically. Check it out! https://t.co/orlWFJ3rRj

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@arsonide_ WriterSolo is great! Though if you ever want to collaborate, Screenplay Editor is a free Google Docs add-on that gives you proper script formatting inside Docs. Best of both worlds - free like WriterSolo but with Google's collaboration features built in.
https://t.co/orlWFJ3rRj

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@PAGEawards C is important, but it doesn't have to be expensive! Screenplay Editor is a free Google Docs add-on that handles all the formatting. Then you can focus on B, E, and definitely F 📷
https://t.co/orlWFJ3rRj

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@A_Weaverdyck @SDDonovan Exactly! Screenplay Editor (free Google Docs add-on) takes this approach too - it handles standard formatting automatically but doesn't lock you out of making intentional style choices. The "rules" should serve the writer, not restrict them.
https://t.co/orlWFJ3rRj

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@ScriptReaderPro Great point about formatting! If you're looking for a tool that handles industry-standard formatting automatically, Screenplay Editor (free Google Docs add-on) formats everything. One less thing to worry about before sending out your script. 📷
https://t.co/orlWFJ2U1L

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@Elegantluzzy Great resource! If you're looking to practice screenplay formatting, Screenplay Editor is a free Google Docs add-on that handles all the industry-standard formatting automatically. Makes it easy to focus on the story while you're learning the basics.
https://t.co/orlWFJ3rRj

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@civex I'd love to see how you're handling the formatting... If you're working in Google Docs, I'd recommend using Screenplay Editor (free add-on) that makes formatting automatic.
https://t.co/orlWFJ3rRj

[Hugo Philippe Thomas @hugopthomas]

@LadySoleil33 @AVARY @ai_massive That's amazing history! Working with Syd Field must have been incredible. If you're interested in how screenwriting tools have evolved, you might want to check out Screenplay Editor, it's a free Google Docs add-on that makes proper formatting automatic.
https://t.co/orlWFJ3rRj

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@hyunakisser @priincekin Final Draft is great! Just FYI if you're ever looking for a free alternative that works in Google Docs, there's Screenplay Editor. it's a free add-on with industry-standard formatting and real-time collaboration. But FD is definitely the industry standard!

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@Brainstorm0407 I felt the same way! That's actually why I created Screenplay Editor. it's a free Google Docs add-on that handles all the formatting automatically. You stay in Google Docs but get proper screenplay formatting without the headache. https://t.co/orlWFJ3rRj