Australian Thriller Screenplay Format Polish
Budget: £750 – £1,500 GBP
I have a completed, real-life psychological thriller set in Australia that has already been through two rounds of producer feedback. Now I need a fresh set of expert eyes in Final Draft 13 to tighten the document and make sure every page looks studio-ready.
The priorities are clear:
• Formatting and layout are the main focus. Scene headings must be consistent, action lines punchy, and character slugs spotless so the read feels effortless.
• Dialogue could use a trim—less conversation, more impact—without losing the authentic Australian voice that drives the story.
You will be working directly in the Final Draft 13 file (.fdx). When you return it, I should see:
1. Standard-compliant scene headings, action lines, and character introductions.
2. Clean pagination, margins, and spacing that meet industry norms.
3. Dialogue tightened where it drags, with no formatting artifacts left behind.
Send back the polished .fdx along with a brief change log so I can trace any structural or stylistic shifts. If this first pass clicks, there’s potential for continued collaboration as new notes roll in.
The priorities are clear:
• Formatting and layout are the main focus. Scene headings must be consistent, action lines punchy, and character slugs spotless so the read feels effortless.
• Dialogue could use a trim—less conversation, more impact—without losing the authentic Australian voice that drives the story.
You will be working directly in the Final Draft 13 file (.fdx). When you return it, I should see:
1. Standard-compliant scene headings, action lines, and character introductions.
2. Clean pagination, margins, and spacing that meet industry norms.
3. Dialogue tightened where it drags, with no formatting artifacts left behind.
Send back the polished .fdx along with a brief change log so I can trace any structural or stylistic shifts. If this first pass clicks, there’s potential for continued collaboration as new notes roll in.