Use the synopsis as a clarity check
A report must first show that it understands the story before its scores or recommendations can be useful.


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No single report needs to answer every development question. This set lets you compare an overall verdict with separate views of the opening, character choice, continuity and revision order.
A report must first show that it understands the story before its scores or recommendations can be useful.
The evidence behind a score matters more than the number when you are deciding what to change.
An action plan helps order connected changes so later scene work is not undone by an earlier structural decision.
An industry-style verdict with scores, strengths, weaknesses and a clear recommendation.
Focused editorial notes that identify the most useful opportunities for the next draft.
A detailed assessment of story, structure, character, dialogue, pace and market readiness.
A close reading of the opening ten pages and the promises they make to the audience.
A practical, ordered rewrite plan that turns diagnosis into specific revision work.
A structured reference for the principal cast, relationships, arcs, voice and continuity.
A fast snapshot of genre, audience, story, cast, locations and production positioning.
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