Will there be any updates to TV Scripts

Question

I had mentioned this before but I was wondering if Adobe plans to include a TV template.
Usually the slugline/scene heading is underlined and the characters labeled in the scene are in parenthesis. So it would look like this:
INT. HALLWAY - DAY
(JOHN,BILL)
Here's more of TV script formatting:
http://www.scriptfrenzy.org/node/2000004
To include something like this wouldn't take much and would really make Story the top of the line screenwriting & production software.

Answer 1

Anubhav,
Your last post on this subject was in 2012, but I'm hoping you are still on staff, and watching for updates in the fourums.  I'm want to first say that I'm massively impressed with Adobe Story and the way it makes the rest of the production workflow so seemless with the other adobe products.  I've written many short film scripts with Story, and I could go on and on about how much I adore the product.  However, I too am having trouble figuring out a way to format a TV script in the fasion I am used to seeing them.  When I create a new script and select "TV Script" as the type, I see three template options;
     UK Screenplay(TV)1
     UK Screenplay(TV)2
     UK Screenplay(TV)3
However, none of these options are in the formatics that I am familiar with.  I've tried to read the online resources to help me resolve the issue on my own, but have yet to find the answer I'm looking for.  I've searched YouTube and tv.adobe.com for seccuessful TV scripting tutorials with Story, but haven't found any.
I've seen you request examples of scripts that we would be interesting in having our template based on.  If you are still interested in such resources, I submit to you an online collection from the BBC's libarary.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/writersroom/scripts/
This site is filled with examples of scripts that meet the BBC's strict script formatting requirements.
Also, I've included an example of how the UKScreenPlay(TV) formats seem to push my scripting to the far right side of the page by default.
What should I do to correct the formatics?  Is there another TV template that is available, and I'm just not aware of it?