Frequently asked questions

Yes — every submission gets a full coverage scorecard at no cost: structure, market viability, and budget realism scores, three comparable films, a 1–10 Ready-to-Pitch score, and specific written notes. We make revenue from optional training programs, never from reading fees.

Your script is analyzed by our AI coverage engine, built on Anthropic's Claude models and tuned to professional coverage standards. Staff review edge cases by hand, and any submission our automated reader can't process gets a human read.

You get a specific gap report and one concrete next step — never a form letter. Your scorecard names exactly what's missing, and our training programs are built to close those specific gaps. Every program includes a guaranteed resubmission credit for a fresh second read.

Complete any training program and your revised script earns a guaranteed new coverage read, scored fresh against your first scorecard. Clear the pitch-ready bar on the second read and you enter the same fast-track referral pipeline as every top-scoring script.

Scripts scoring 7 or higher are fast-tracked to Nevada Studio Productions as pre-qualified packages — scorecard, one-sheet, budget range, and comps. Our staff routes each package to the right producer and you're contacted about next steps.

No. You retain all rights to your work. Submitting gives us permission to read and analyze your script and, if it qualifies, to share your package with our producer partners. We are a referrer, not a rights-taker.

Yes. Scripts are stored in private, access-controlled storage. Only you, our staff, and — if your script is referred — the receiving producer can access it. We never publish, share, or train public models on your material.

PDF only, up to 15MB — the standard export from Final Draft, WriterDuet, Fade In, Highland, and every major screenwriting tool.

Typically minutes. You'll see a live status page after submitting and get an email the moment your scorecard is ready. If our reader hits a snag, a human review is queued automatically and we email you either way.

It isn't. Writers never pay for referrals. Our arrangements with producer partners are standard industry referral structures (finder's fees or similar) that cost writers nothing and are only earned when producers actually engage material.