Sept. 2001
by Barry Clark

Final Draft AV: A First Look
Documentary Scripting's Latest Tool
...for those unprepared to invest the effort to format their own AV templates, help is available in the form of specialized scriptwriting programs, including ... Final Draft AV 1.1 for Windows and Mac, said to be the only word processor specifically designed for dual-column scriptwriting.

May, 2001
by Eric Ross

Final Draft AV
Final Draft AV will generate sighs of relief from everyone creating visual productions including commercials, sales presentations, documentaries, and corporate videos.

ReporterTV.com
Video clip! Interview with Marc Madnick.

April 2001
By Adrienne Robillard

Final Draft 5.0: From Words to Pictures
...Final Draft 5.0 has a friendlier interface, a more intuitive user manual, and a slightly lower price that give it an edge over the competition.

April 2001
by Paulo de Andrade

Final Draft AV : Finally a Scriptwriting Software for Dual-Column Audio/Video Scripts
Fortunately Final Draft Inc., makers of the most popular film screenwriting software of the same name, recently released Final Draft AV, a dedicated dual-column screenwriting program that is just what professional writers for television and video have been waiting for all these years.

November, 2000

Boxoffice Preview -- Hurley, Leary Chasing "Dawg" for Gold Circle
..."Dawg" was penned by newcomer Ken Hastings, who won the Final Draft International Screenplay Competition last year for the script. Gold Circle chief David Kronemyer will produce the project, which was brought to the company by head of development Larry Katz.

November, 2000
by Belinda M. Paschal

Convergence -- Screenplay Credit For Software
Final Draft blends word processing with professional formatting and even converts text to speech so the computer reads characters' lines aloud in different voices.

CNBC
[VIDEO CLIP]
Interview with Marc Madnick.

September, 2000
by Marc Graser

Cyber Biz -- Final Draft, UPS to team for secure script delivery
Screenplay software venture Final Draft has inked a deal with delivery giant UPS to securely deliver scripts on the Web.

July, 2000
by Tom Singer

Review in Alaska Airlines magazine
When American Beauty Screenwriter Alan Ball was asked at this year's Santa Barbara Film Festival to describe the secret of scriptwriting in two words, he said "Final Draft."

July 17, 1998

Final Draft, Inc. named one of Los Angeles' fastest growing technology companies in 1998
Final Draft is the number one screenwriting software program amongst entertainment industry professionals worldwide.

April, 1998
by Richard Kadrey

Final Draft review in Wired Magazine
While it won't get you a deal with Dreamworks, Final Draft will let you concentrate on making your work good, not pretty.

April, 1998
by Rick Sanchez

Final Draft review in Mac Addict
Final Draft is an outstanding tool dedicated to scriptwriting. Final Draft, Inc. provides excellent customer support, regular updates, and several add-ons for unique writing needs. For anyone writing a script, no other software offers as many useful features.

March, 1998
by Robert Moritz

Final Draft review in Elle Magazine
Cut to: Final Draft from Final Draft, Inc. (800-231-4055). The word-processor-style program makes formatting a script a no-brainer (perfect for Hollywood's current intellectual climate): It supplies shortcuts to autoinsert everything from page and scene numbers to dialogue (e.g., "It's not you, it's me. I'm not attracted to you").

February 97
by Albert Kim

Final Draft review in Entertainment Weekly
Long the choice of industry professionals (Oliver Stone used it to write Nixon ) and now widely available, Final Draft is a screenplay creator that automatically formats scenes and dialogue into standard Hollywood script dimensions.