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The script room
TV, film and theater — from logline to submission
Every stage of a script laid out in order: what you do at this stage, what finished looks like, and the read it has to survive next. Start a page whenever you're ready — the room keeps its place.
- TV pilot
- Feature film
- Stage play
- 1
Pick the form
Pilot, feature or play. The beats, page counts and format rules change with it.
- 2
Build the map
Logline, engine, act breaks and a beat map you can actually write from.
- 3
Survive the read
Grade your pages against the same rubric a coverage reader uses before you send it out.
Start here
Write, import and shape screenplays in proper format.
What to bring
- An idea, an outline, or an existing script file
- 1
Start or import a script
Blank page or bring in a PDF/FDX you already have.
- 2
Block the scenes
Index cards first, pages second.
- 3
Send it out for notes
Grade it, read it aloud, or redline the dialogue.
Script room
TV, feature and theater tracks that walk a script from concept to final draft.
- Format, structure and beat-map walkthroughs
- Rubrics used on real staffing and coverage reads
- Your pages graded against them