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Built for performance

Actor Features

Find your scenes, learn your lines, understand the role, and make stronger performance choices from the screenplay itself.

01

Every relevant scene in one clean extract

My Scenes

Choose a character and pull every scene in which they appear. The result preserves the scene context you need for auditions, rehearsal, and role preparation without making you search the whole screenplay.

  • Character-specific scenes in screenplay order.
  • Surrounding action and dialogue preserved for context.
  • Free access on every Actor account.
My Scenes actor feature

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Scene extract

12 scenes found

Opening encounterMidpoint reversalFinal confrontation
02

A focused dialogue pass

My Lines

Extract one character's dialogue into a clear, ordered reference for line learning. Scene headings and cues keep each line anchored to the right moment in the script.

  • Dialogue isolated for the selected character.
  • Scene and cue context kept alongside each line.
  • Free access on every Actor account.
My Lines actor feature

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Line extract

84 lines ready

Scene context retainedCues kept clearScript order preserved
03

Understand the person behind the lines

Character Dossier

Build a rehearsal-ready profile of the role, including objectives, relationships, backstory evidence, contradictions, arc, voice patterns, and playable questions for the performance.

  • Objectives, obstacles, tactics, and turning points.
  • Relationships and arc grounded in the screenplay.
  • Playable observations rather than invented biography.
Character Dossier actor feature

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Role breakdown

The role beneath the dialogue

Primary objectiveRelationship mapCharacter arc
04

Turn analysis into playable choices

Performance Notes

Examine emotional beats, subtext, tactics, shifts in status, scene pressure, and performance risks so each choice grows from the text rather than sitting on top of it.

  • Scene objectives and tactical changes.
  • Subtext and emotional turns tied to script evidence.
  • Specific preparation prompts for rehearsal and self-tapes.
Performance Notes actor feature

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Performance pass

Make every turn playable

Objective shiftsSubtext pressurePerformance risks
05

Judge the opportunity through an actor's lens

Actor Project Viability

Assess the role's dramatic value, screen presence, emotional range, arc, workload, risks, and likely career value before committing time, travel, or preparation to the project.

  • Role prominence and showcase potential.
  • Workload, character payoff, and material risks.
  • A clear recommendation with evidence from the script.
Actor Project Viability actor feature

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Career lens

Is this role worth the work?

Role impactRange and arcRisk and upside

Prepare from the page

Know the role before you enter the room.

Keep the script at the centre of your choices, then arrive with the lines learned, the scenes mapped, and the role understood.