You’ve finished your script.
 Now find out if it actually works.

Professional screenplay coverage that shows you exactly
what’s working, what isn’t, and what to fix.

Stop Guessing What To Fix:
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If you’re not sure what’s working in your script, you’re guessing. And guessing is how good scripts get ignored.

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– Pamela A. PerryGoulardt,
Flying Cloud Studios

Actual Coverage Examples

  1. Basic Script Coverage
  2. Premium Script Coverage
  3. Comprehensive Script Coverage
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Choose the level of feedback your script needs right now

Basic

$99
  • Professional written coverage including logline, overall score, tier decision (Pass / Consider / Rewrite), strengths, major problems, and three priority fixes. A focused, high-level read designed to show you where the script stands and what needs immediate correction.
  • 1-day Delivery

Premium

$199
  • Expanded written coverage with full scorecard (10 categories), detailed category notes, improvement actions, and a “If You Do Only 3 Things” summary. Designed for writers ready to move beyond surface notes and into structural revision.
  • 2-day Delivery

Comprehensive

$299
  • Development-level coverage including full scorecard, category analysis, character breakdowns, structure diagnosis, theme diagnosis, rewrite roadmap, risk flags, and a blunt final assessment. Built for serious revision, submission preparation, or project-level repositioning.
  • 2-day Delivery

Ready to see where your script really stands?

You’ve already done the hard part. You wrote the script.

Now it’s time to see it the way the industry sees it. Our coverage gives you clear, professional feedback on what’s working, where the story loses momentum, and what revisions will strengthen the script. No guessing. No generic notes. Just direct development insight from experienced readers.

If you’d like to understand how scripts are actually evaluated during development, learn how professional readers evaluate screenplays.

What you receive

You won’t get vague notes. You’ll get clear, actionable feedback based on how scripts are actually evaluated in development.

  • A professional coverage document modeled on real development notes
  • Clear scoring across core story categories
  • Specific, actionable rewrite priorities
  • Direct, honest assessment of where the script stands

How it works

  1. Submit your script
  2. Receive professional coverage within 1–3 days
  3. Use clear, actionable feedback to improve your script

Why this coverage is different

  • No vague comments or generic notes
  • Direct, honest feedback on what’s working and what isn’t
  • Focused on real development standards, not academic critique
  • Built to help you improve your script, not just evaluate it

How your script is evaluated

  • 10 weighted story categories
  • 100-point structured scoring system
  • Cross-category consistency checks
  • Clear verdict tier: Pass / Develop / Rewrite

“Thank you so much for the quick response with reviewing my screenplay. Your insights are informative and definitely helps me with moving into a positive direction with rewrites and possible mini series.”
-Linda Massucci

You’ve put in the work. Now find out where your script actually stands. No guessing. No vague notes. Just clear, professional feedback.

Most coverage services provide general reader impressions. Our coverage is structured like real development notes, with scoring, category analysis, and specific rewrite priorities. You’ll know not just what isn’t working, but why it isn’t working and what to change first.

You’ll get a written evaluation that breaks down what’s working, what isn’t, and where revision effort will matter most. This isn’t about rewriting your script for you or flattening your voice. The goal is clarity. You should walk away knowing what the next draft needs to do and whether the project is worth pushing further in its current form.

It’s for writers who want a straight answer before they send their script out into the world. It’s also for producers or creatives who already have a project and need an outside read that isn’t polite or vague. We’ve found it’s especially useful when you’re too close to the material and can’t tell anymore what’s working and what you’re just defending out of habit.

We’re reading the script the way someone in development would. Not as a writing exercise, and not as a favor. We’re paying attention to structure, character, and what the story seems to think it’s about versus what’s actually landing on the page. We’re also asking a very practical question the whole time: Does this feel like something a producer could move forward with, or does it stall once you look past the opening stretch?

For questions about screenplay coverage, or related development work, use the form below.

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