Private demo
Script to Screen
A greenlight-readiness workbench that reads film material through producer, creative, studio, and greenlight decisions.
Demo build. Material is analyzed in memory and never stored. Access is one shared password — share the link carefully.
Before you start
Script to Screen
Script to Screen is for screenwriters who want a real development read without paying for one isolated piece of coverage or guessing what a supposed script doctor would say.
It reads your material the way the industry will: one step at a time, from producer interest through creative attachments, studio development, and studio greenlight. The notes are blunt, practical, emotional, and tied to the chair that would actually move the project forward.
Each phase tells you whether the project is ready to keep moving, what is blocking it, and what to rewrite first.
- Producer Interest. Is there enough promise for someone to take this on?
- Creative Attachments. Would a director or actor have enough to sink their teeth into?
- Studio Development. Is there page-level evidence a studio can develop against?
- Studio Greenlight. Does the project survive the final creative, commercial, and production examination?
What you'll get
A thesis memo first — the controlling diagnosis in plain language. Then a red, yellow, or green read at each step with what blocks the movie experience and how to fix it, a ranked rewrite plan, proofread flags, and scene-by-scene notes when you supply script pages.
How the gates work
You decide whether to move on after each step. The tool strongly recommends holding until a step is green, but you can advance at your own risk. A treatment, outline, or excerpt can run the first two steps; Studio Development and Studio Greenlight require a full 90+ page screenplay.
What this is not
Strong recommendations, not legal, financial, or representation advice. A real greenlight also depends on taste, timing, and the market — this is the best approximation of the process, not a promise.
Privacy and limits
Nothing you paste or upload is saved: material is read in memory for one analysis, sent only for that read, then forgotten. Access is one shared password, so share the link carefully. Later steps only run when earlier steps clear.
Greenlight readiness
Script to Screen
Material Upload a screenplay or treatment, paste material, or add notes.
Backup option
Load a safe ECHOES sample instead
Running pass
Reading the material in order.
Analysis failed
The review did not complete.
Gate read
Four-step readiness
What to fix first
Ranked rewrite plan
Commercial structure
Story beat placement
Highest rewrite impact
Scene and line notes
Copy pass
Proofread
Pass summary