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See what your draft contains. Statistics and reports give you

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a different perspective on the pages. Reports, then Statistics (Command

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or Control plus Alt plus I) shows pages, scenes, words,

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characters, speaking characters and dialogue counts, plus dialogue length per

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character. This window does not include a day/night distribution or

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an estimated running time. Day and night counts are in

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the production report. The Reports tool (palette or command search

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“Reports”) bundles four lists: the scene report with number, heading

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and key data of every scene, the location report with

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all scenes grouped by setting, the cast report with the

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speaking parts and their appearances, and the character report with

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scenes, dialogues and profile details per character. Every report can

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be saved as a PDF from the preview. Try these

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tools on a copy of your screenplay. Keep what helps

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your writing, and return to the guide whenever you need

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the details.