StudioBinder

Before importing your screenplay into StudioBinder, we suggest covering a few simple steps in order to make sure the screenplay loads without formatting errors. Making sure you go over these steps will save you time, and will help avoid formatting issues in the long run.

Before you import your screenplay into StudioBinder, you should Generate scene numbers in Final Draft. This will help avoid having to edit each strip manually.

In Final Draft, go to Production and select Scene Numbers.&nbsp;

Select Remove numbers from the pop up box, and click OK.

Go to Production and select Scene Numbers again.

Select the element you want to number and Click OK.

1. In Final Draft, go to Production and select Scene Numbers.&nbsp;
2. Select Remove numbers from the pop up box, and click OK.
3. Go to Production and select Scene Numbers again.
4. Select Number/Renumber
5. Select the element you want to number and Click OK.

After you've confirmed that the formatting is correct, you can:

<a href="http://support.studiobinder.com/scheduling/screenplay/how-to-import-your-screenplay">Import your screenplay</a>

Start<a href="http://support.studiobinder.com/scheduling/breakdowns/how-to-tag-elements-in-breakdowns"> tagging elements</a> in your script

Learn <a href="http://support.studiobinder.com/scheduling/reports/how-to-view-and-navigate-reports">how to view reports</a>

- <a href="http://support.studiobinder.com/scheduling/screenplay/how-to-import-your-screenplay">Import your screenplay</a>
- Start<a href="http://support.studiobinder.com/scheduling/breakdowns/how-to-tag-elements-in-breakdowns"> tagging elements</a> in your script
- Learn <a href="http://support.studiobinder.com/scheduling/reports/how-to-view-and-navigate-reports">how to view reports</a>

Best Practices When Importing a Screenplay

Formatting

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