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Stage Management: Plays & Musicals / Re: ESCRIPTS: Post your requests for electronic scripts here!
« on: Mar 31, 2014, 01:39 pm »
If anyone has a copy of the Laramie Project I would really appreciate it!
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"I've got a big bag of crabs"
Made me laugh. Where the heck is this from?
Dropbox is spectacular, but another tool you might want to look into is Evernote. It's also free, but it has editing and search tools built into it so you don't necessarily need to go over to word/excel/whatever. You can share notebooks with other team members, and if you use the mobile version you can record audio notes directly with it or take snapshots right into it. If you really got into it, they sell scanners for about $100 that will scan directly into evernote and do on-the-fly ocr - might be a licensing nightmare to do that with scripts, but with all your other paperwork it might be amazing.
On that note, of Evernote, you might also want to think of using Google Docs. We have a GMail account for our school's Theatre Dept. and we use the Docs portion quite a lot and from the issues listed about Dropbox, I would say Google Docs works a lot better.
Just something to consider.
I use Google Docs for a lot of things with my shows and it works very well for me, but Google Docs just updated to Google Drive which is supposed to compete with dropbox and icloud etc. Right now I am in the middle of rehearsals for a show, and I am being paranoid about not accidentally updating and breaking links. Has anyone gone through the update process yet? Do you know how links are being handled? Are there any other things to watch out for with the update? Sorry for kind of taking this off topic but I think this is enough in the vein of the thread to not need a new thread.
Dropbox is spectacular, but another tool you might want to look into is Evernote. It's also free, but it has editing and search tools built into it so you don't necessarily need to go over to word/excel/whatever. You can share notebooks with other team members, and if you use the mobile version you can record audio notes directly with it or take snapshots right into it. If you really got into it, they sell scanners for about $100 that will scan directly into evernote and do on-the-fly ocr - might be a licensing nightmare to do that with scripts, but with all your other paperwork it might be amazing.