Movie Outline

• Step outlining - allows development of the story, script and characters step-by-step
• Automatic script formatting - automatically formats the script as it is typed through auto-complete and keyboard shortcuts
• Character development - allows creation of character profiles
• Color-coded story structuring - the story and script can be structured into color-coded acts (or chapters if writing a novel, etc.) and the structures created can be saved as templates. Software includes sample templates such as the Hero's Journey (Mythic Structure) and the classic three-act structure
• Dialogue focus tools - allows isolation of voice-over or dialogue between two characters allowing creation of unique characters and consistent voices
• Story analysis tools - uses "FeelFactors" to analyze the pacing of the story (conflict, tension, action, etc.) through a visual graph
• Reference movie breakdowns - includes outlines and analyses of successful produced Hollywood movies
• Drag and drop index cards - organizational tool that allows rearrangement of the story structures
• Cross-platform - documents can be exchanged between Windows and Mac platforms
• Import and export - imports plain text documents that have been written in standard word processors or other script-formatting software and automatically reformats them to industry standard screenplay format. Exports documents to many file formats including Rich Text, HTML (web page), Adobe Acrobat PDF and Movie Outline's own secure reference format

Movie Outline was launched in early 2004 for Windows purely as an outliner. In 2005, Version 2 was released along with a Mac OS X version, adding new features including structuring tools and a story tasks "to do" list.

In 2007, Nuvotech Limited released Version 3 at the Screenwriting Expo in Los Angeles, California. This incarnation had evolved into a fully-fledged screenplay development application that now included professional script formatting features and character development tools. The product was well received by users and reviewers[1] and highlighted the importance of outlining to the screenwriting community.

In 2010, Version 3.1 was released with over 100 new features and improvements and was offered for free to its existing users.[2]

In 2017, Nuvotech re-launched Movie Outline under the new brand name of Script Studio[3] with a slate of new features including a dedicated Novel Mode, Night Mode, Unicode and right-to-left language support, WYSIWYG Dual Dialogue, global Scratch Pad, new templates and an updated interface design.

• Official website
• Creator Dan Bronzite's official website
• Creative Screenwriting Magazine review
• StoryPros.com Review
• The Script Connection endorsement