Studio executives won't read your screenplay if it's in the wrong format. Most writers spend hundreds of dollars on screenwriting software to ensure their screenplay is correctly formatted, but if you follow this guide you can get the same results for free. By changing the font, line spacing, margins, and style rules, you can create a perfectly formatted screenplay in Microsoft Word, Apple Pages, or Google Docs.
iWork, the office suite that ships with every Mac, has three easy-to-use apps—Pages (for documents), Numbers (for spreadsheets), and Keynote (for presentations.) They make a strong case for choosing iWork over Microsoft Office. If you use any or all of the iWork apps, we have a quick tip to help you transform your workflow: adopt keyboard shortcuts. You can discover many useful shortcuts for Pages, Numbers, and Keynote with the comprehensive cheat sheet below.
Cop-gone-wild Maegan Hall can be heard confessing to sordid romps with police pals in toe-curling audio tapes published today by DailyMail.com. The awkward exchanges between married Hall, her police chief and the head of HR for the City of La Vergne in rural Tennessee touch upon everything from games of 'strip Uno' to foot fetish photos and wife-swapping sessions. Sheepish Hall, 26, mumbles, stutters, lies – then finally comes clean – over the course of three interviews spanning two hours, reflecting: 'I got stupid, I got desperate, I guess, and guys are guys and they'll stick their di** in anything.
Some Blasian women have established themselves as household names in the global entertainment scene. These female icons have achieved multiple milestones in their singing, acting, modelling, or radio careers. Their lives inspire other Blasian people to become the best versions of themselves. Blasian women have African and Asian roots. Some of them have achieved celebrity status because of their jobs. Discover the female Blasian celebrities you should know. Famous Blasian women you should knowBlasian women are afro Asian people, meaning their ethnicity is a mixture of Black and Asian.
Jessie James Decker and her husband of eight years, Eric, celebrated Valentine's Day on Monday (Feb. 14) with a romantic and borderline NSFW oceanside photoshoot. "Happy Valentine's Day to the love of my life," Decker writes alongside the photo spread, which she posted to her Instagram. "You gonna get lucky tonight ... again." In keeping with the Valentine's Day theme, the country singer and former TV personality is wearing a red and orange wrap dress in two of the photos, donning an off-the-shoulder blue gown in two more.