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Services

Screenwriting & Screenplay Services

Every stage of getting a screen project from idea to production-ready draft: writing, development, editing, rewriting, analysis, adaptation, formatting, and pitch materials.

Category 1

Screenplay Writing

Original screenplays and scripts written from your concept, outline, or treatment, for features, shorts, television, and digital formats. Whether you have a bare idea or a finished treatment, this covers taking it to a full, professionally formatted draft.

Feature Film Screenwriting

Feature-length screenplays built around solid three-act structure and a strong central story engine, typically 90–120 pages.

Short Film Screenwriting

Short screenplays built for the constraints that matter: budget, location, and a single, sharp idea.

TV Pilot Writing

Pilot scripts that introduce a world and cast while proving the series has an engine that can run for seasons.

Also available: TV episode writing, web series scripts, documentary scripts, animation scripts, and commercial/branded film scripts. Ask about your format →

Category 2

Screenplay Development

The conceptual groundwork that makes a script possible: story, structure, and character work done before or alongside the writing. This is the stage that determines whether the script that follows will hold together.

Story Development

Concept, structure, character, and theme work done before or alongside screenplay writing.

Beat Sheets & Outlines

A structural roadmap (beat sheet, step outline, or scene outline) so the shape of the story is agreed before drafting.

Character Development

Building characters and their arcs so they can carry a full script, not just a scene.

Also available: concept development, logline development, synopsis writing, and worldbuilding. Ask about your project →

Category 3

Screenplay Editing

Editorial passes on an existing draft: structural, line-level, and dialogue editing to strengthen a script that's already on the page.

Screenplay Editing

A structural and creative editorial pass: story, character, and pacing on a full draft.

Script Editing

Line-level and technical editing: dialogue, scene mechanics, formatting, and readability.

Dialogue Editing

Making dialogue sound like the specific character saying it, not the writer.

Also available: developmental editing, proofreading, scene-by-scene editing, pacing analysis, character arc analysis. Ask about your draft →

Category 4

Script Doctoring & Rewriting

Targeted, problem-focused work on scripts that have a specific issue standing between them and production-readiness, up to a full page-one rewrite.

Script Doctor

Focused, surgical work on the specific thing that isn't working, without disturbing everything else that already is.

Screenplay Rewriting

A full page-one rewrite, or a substantial partial rewrite, of an existing script.

Comedy Punch-Up

Sharpening comedic dialogue and timing when the humor isn't landing.

Also available: structural rewrite, character rewrite, ending/third-act rewrite, genre & tone refinement, plot-hole correction. Ask about your script →

Category 5

Screenplay Analysis & Consultation

Honest, structured feedback on a script, delivered as a written report or as an ongoing advisory relationship.

Screenplay Coverage

A studio-style coverage report: logline, synopsis, strengths, weaknesses, and an honest recommendation.

Script Analysis

A deeper analytical breakdown of story, structure, character, and theme than standard coverage.

Screenplay Consultation

An ongoing advisory relationship: notes, calls, and strategic guidance as you write or revise.

Also available: structure analysis, character analysis, dialogue analysis, commercial viability analysis. Ask about coverage →

Category 6

Adaptation

Turning existing material (novels, short stories, memoirs, stage plays, and more) into screenplays. A translation, not a summary.

Novel-to-Screenplay Adaptation

Restructuring prose narrative into visual, scene-based storytelling for feature or series format.

Short Story & Memoir Adaptation

Adapting shorter or nonfiction source material into screen-ready scripts.

Stage Play Adaptation

Translating theatrical structure and dialogue for the screen.

Also available: biography adaptation, comic/graphic novel adaptation, nonfiction adaptation. Ask about your source material →

Category 7

Screenplay Formatting

Bringing a script into full compliance with industry-standard format, from title page to shooting-script conventions.

Format Correction

Margins, scene headings, character cues, dialogue, and action lines brought into strict compliance.

Shooting Script Preparation

Scene numbering and revision (colored page) conventions for scripts moving into production.

Title Page Formatting

A properly formatted title page to industry standard.

Ask about your script's format →

Category 8

Film & TV Pitch Materials

The supporting documents that help a script get read, financed, or greenlit: treatments, bibles, decks, and lookbooks.

Film Treatment Writing

A prose narrative of the full story, used for pitching and development conversations.

Pitch Deck Writing

Visual pitch materials: decks, lookbooks, and supporting documents for producers and financiers.

Series Bible

The full world, character, and story-engine document for episodic projects.

Also available: pitch bible, character profiles, writer's/director's statement, producer pitch materials. Ask about your pitch →

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