PITCH

THIS meets THAT - An "elevator pitch" used to sell your concept in a quick, succinct phrase to attract potential producers or investors

SYNOPSIS

Layout of your story in a quick 1-2 page summary. Just the essentials and pertinent story elements. Use this to ensure that a reader (aka a producer or agent) understands all of the important plot points of your script.

SCRIPT COMMENTS

This is the meat and bones section - a detailed 2-3 page analysis of your script. A layout of what works and what does not, while also providing useful suggestions and potential fixes for any and all issues found within your script.

SIMILAR TITLES

A quick comparison of similar titles within your script genre’s landscape.

LOGLINE

A logline can make or break your opening pitch. Reel in producers or investors with a concise, one to two sentence summary of your script.

CHARACTER BREAKDOWN

Layout of your story in a quick 1-2 page summary. Just the essentials and pertinent story elements. Use this to ensure that a reader (aka a producer or agent) understands all of the important plot points of your script.

SMALL NOTES

Identifying spelling and/or grammar mistakes as well as correcting improper script format errors.

THE GRID

Your script will be scored using industry standard procedures that break it down into twelve distinct categories such as; dialogue, originality, structure, and visual elements

FINAL VERDICT

Based on your GRID score, your script will be formally designated as either a "PASS," "CONSIDER," or "RECOMMEND." These designations are industry standard filters that are used to determine the likelihood of your script getting passed up along the ranks at studios, production companies, or agencies.