LinkedIn Learning vs Fire Muse

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This update makes Fire Muse simpler and gives you more ways to write. INHERITED FROM THE MASTERS Learn from the greatest filmmakers who ever lived, right on your device. Explore 1,089 techniques across 33 crafts, from dialogue and structure to cinematography, editing, lighting, sound, and acting. Each one shows you what it is, why it works, and how it's done, then gives you a "try it" exercise so you can put it on the page today. Every technique comes with three film examples and a link to learn more about each film on Grokipedia. MY SCRIPTS - A new My Scripts button on the home screen opens every script you've saved, newest first. - Search your scripts by title or by any line inside them. - Tap a script to open it straight in the editor. WRITING LANGUAGES - Choose the language when you name a new script, or change it any time from the settings button next to the script name. - Script languages are now English, Spanish, French, and Farsi. Chinese, Hindi, and Swahili have been removed. - New scripts now start in English. The app itself always stays in English, and only your writing changes. - Better Spanish and French support: their time-of-day words in scene headings are recognized, names keep their accents in capitals, and search ignores accents. - Better Farsi support: right-to-left text in the editor, the scene board, and My Scripts, with Arabic and Persian letter forms matched in search. - French spacing before punctuation stays together in PDFs. SAVE AND EXPORT - Save any script as Final Draft (.fdx) or Fountain right from the editor, alongside PDF. SCENE BOARD AND EDITOR - Search inside a script from the scene board. - Character name suggestions appear as you type a character line. Tap one to insert it.