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Script to Screen

The real industry process. All in one place.


  1. Step 1 · BLUE PAGES

    Producer Interest

    Read from: Producer

    Is there enough promise here for someone to spend two years of their life on it?

    Red Yellow Green

    One verdict. The blockers behind it. The fixes, ranked.

  2. Step 2 · PINK PAGES

    Creative Attachments

    Read from: Director & Actor

    Is there a part worth playing and a film worth directing — on the page, not in the pitch?

    Red Yellow Green

    Playable objectives, a directable engine — or the note that says why not yet.

  3. Step 3 · YELLOW PAGES

    Studio Development

    Read from: Studio Exec

    Is there page-level evidence a studio can develop against, or just a promising idea?

    Red Yellow Green

    Treatments run the first two steps; screenplay pages open all four.

  4. Step 4 · GREEN PAGES

    Budget Greenlight

    Read from: Physical Production

    Does anyone with a budget believe this works at the number it needs?

    Red Yellow Green

    The rigorous last look before anyone says the word out loud.

What a read looks like

TITLE: GRAVITY HILL SCREENPLAY, 112 PP. STEP: PRODUCER INTEREST SAMPLE — FICTIONAL MATERIAL

CONSIDER YELLOW

THESIS
A contained thriller with a real engine — and a third act that quietly hands the engine back. The premise sells the room; pages 78 through 104 un-sell it.
BLOCKER
The antagonist's leverage dissolves on page 81, two scenes before it's supposed to. Everything after coasts.
FIX
Move the reveal to the midpoint and make keeping the secret cost the protagonist something on screen by page 60. The finale stops coasting the moment the leverage is mutual.
FICTIONAL SAMPLE. YOUR READ IS LIVE.

Send it through before somebody else does.

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