Adobe Story

[halfag]

Please don't discontinue Adobe Story.

I really don't understand why Adobe does this.

Are there any plans of a new screen writing software from Adobe?

There are really no good free/reasonable options out there with collaboration and decent production tools.

Final Draft - too expensive.

Celtx. Great. but too expensive for my use. Free version have limited projects.

Writers Duet. Free version has limited projects.

Hal

[Kanikas]

Moving to Adobe Story​

[fatherjeffrey]

The took a great product and trashed it. I am struggling with the new paid version. When I finish my script, I will look for another product.

I can't even find a new tutorial for this paid version. Where is the outline feature? The back story of characters? No easy way to export product as PDF and when you do the page numbers might be mixed up. Just give us a tutorial.

[halfag]

Thank you for moving it to Adobe Story...

I still don't get why you have decided to discontinue it.

[Rameez_Khan]

Hi halfag,

Please go through this article: End of service for Adobe Story

Thanks,

Rameez

[halfag]

Sure, I have read.

It reminds me to comment on your answer to your question: Why is Adobe discontinuing Adobe Story CC?

Among other things you write:

"Story is a tool with virtually no connection to other products in the family."

This is almost shocking to read. Of course you need to use a screenwriting software like Adobe Story to write your story, before you need after the shooting, need to work in programs like Adobe Premiere, After Effects, SpeedGrade.

When you write that few users used it, I think Adobe Story suffered a lot of childhood issues, especially in regards to offline issues. But these seemed to have been solved by now. The list of features Story had compared to other programs have also grown significally, and Adobe Story seemed like a program that was really ready to win more users from Final Draft and others.

The potential in making connections between Adobe Story and Premiere / After Effects would also have been very interesting in the future, and further made Adobe able to make a great product that made screenwriter / directors certain the Adobe CS package is the way to go.

Hal