Best Script Supervision Software?

[Kugar13]

Sorry if this isn't the best location for such a topic, but there isn't a continuity forum.

Does anyone know what is considered the best script supervision / continuity software program is on the market? Yeah, 'best' is a relative term, but any thoughts on the one most people use, prefer? I'm looking for software that will allow me to line a script (for shots) and add continuity notes and such.

Thanks guys/gals!

 

[dwelter]

All the script/continuity people I work with are still using good old paper and pencil but thanks for peeking my interest.
Check out Script Goddess blog-
http://scriptsupervisorforum.blogspot.com/
and it looks like this may be the current software to use-
http://www.script-supervisors.com/index.php
I've been doing so much run and gun I haven't thought about script help for a while. Let's see what the pros from dvx come up with...

 

[Kugar13]

Glad to have peeked your interest Dwelter. Thanks for the links. I too found the same software... apparently it may be the best of it's kind. I even toyed with ideas of using photoshop to graphically place lines and text on a script, but the formats available didn't work out. Apparently that isn't the best route to go. I don't mind pen and paper, but I'm working on a feature and I believe my shot list will change quite a bit from early pre-production till principal photography. Plus, I like digital for purposes of sharing with others.... lot easier to email copies than photocopying them. I'll be doing a shot list digitally on a self-made template that works quite well.

Thanks again Dwelter. I may break down and purchase that program.