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What size is your...

Just a thought,

What size is your font?

Working on my sitcom/comedy drama, going for the all but 30mins and I just thought the font size will obviously impact how many total pages.

I do read parts out loud n' such likes to look at time issues but just thought is their a kinda box standard font size.

:)

tweeeeeeeeeeeeeelve.

12 point is the industry standard.

Quote: zooo @ October 5 2008, 2:50 PM BST

tweeeeeeeeeeeeeelve.

48pt Comic Sans Bold

many thx, :)

n' pleased i asked as i was working with ten.

Quote: Eat_My_Shirts @ October 5 2008, 2:56 PM BST

48pt Comic Sans Bold

Rolling eyes always one!

I work with 14 but that's because I have bad eyes.

Quote: Eat_My_Shirts @ October 5 2008, 2:56 PM BST

48pt Comic Sans Bold

I think you meant to say:

48pt Comic Sans Bold

Quote: random @ October 5 2008, 2:58 PM BST

many thx, :)

n' pleased i asked as i was working with ten.

Rolling eyes always one!

You can WORK with any size of course, & then set it to 12pt Courier to print your submission script.

Quote: random @ October 5 2008, 2:47 PM BST

Just a thought,

What size is your font?

Working on my sitcom/comedy drama, going for the all but 30mins and I just thought the font size will obviously impact how many total pages.

I do read parts out loud n' such likes to look at time issues but just thought is their a kinda box standard font size.

:)

Here iare just two of many internet articles on Hollywood Script formats. They are much fussier that British production companies.

http://www.oscars.org/nicholl/format.html http://members.shaw.ca/any-word/format.htm

12pt Arial or Persil.

I wouldn't change my font for Hollywood. My pants maybe, but NOT my font.

12 point, of course. (Though I claim it's 16 point.)

I thought this thread was going to say...

.... What size is your cock?

It's huge. :P

Oh and I tend to use 12pt Courier or Courier New for screenplays or dramas, while sitcoms I use 12pt Arial.

Quote: billwill @ October 5 2008, 10:50 PM BST

Here are just two of many internet articles on Hollywood Script formats. They are much fussier that British production companies.

http://www.oscars.org/nicholl/format.html http://members.shaw.ca/any-word/format.htm

I actually tend to write my drama screenplays almost exactly how they say in the oscars website link.

I use 12 point, Calibri font.

Currently I am using 11 point Arial but only because the last place I sent stuff asked for 11 point and I usually just open the last file and overwrite.

I'm all up for 70pt WingDings! ;)

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