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Built for development teams

Producer Features

Process scripts at scale, surface the strongest opportunities, and take better-informed projects into development.

From the first-pass synopsis to budget and investment analysis, every report lives in one consistent producer workflow.

01

Process the whole slate

Batch Script Uploads

Drag in multiple screenplay PDFs, choose the report you need, and let Script Forge work through the queue. It is built for submission piles, development slates, and anyone who cannot afford to process scripts one by one.

  • Upload and process multiple scripts in one run.
  • Follow live progress across the complete batch.
  • Included with Pro Producer for high-volume workflows.
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Batch Script Uploads

02

Triage in minutes

Quick Synopsis Report

Get the core of a screenplay without losing the plot: a producer-facing logline, concise synopsis, and decisive takeaways for the first pass through incoming material.

  • A clean logline and concise full-story summary.
  • High-signal takeaways built for submission triage.
  • Unlimited reports on Producer plans.
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Quick Synopsis Report

03

Fast development read

Script Notes

Turn a first impression into practical development notes. Script Notes isolate the biggest strengths, the most important problems, and the next conversation to have with the writer.

  • Concise notes designed for fast internal circulation.
  • Clear development priorities without an exhaustive report.
  • Unlimited reports for active Producer subscriptions.
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Script Notes

04

A professional second read

Industry-Standard Coverage

Run consistent studio-style coverage across every submission, with a logline, synopsis, scored craft categories, strengths, weaknesses, and a clear verdict.

  • Pass, Consider, or Recommend verdict structure.
  • Scored analysis of concept, character, dialogue, and execution.
  • Polished PDFs ready to share with your team.
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Industry-Standard Coverage

05

Test the opening

First Ten Deep Dive

Pressure-test the pages that decide whether a reader keeps going. The report examines hook, setup, character introductions, tone, pace, clarity, and early commercial promise.

  • Focused analysis of the opening ten pages.
  • Identifies friction before a full development read.
  • Useful for high-volume first-round filtering.
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First Ten Deep Dive

06

Go beyond coverage

Full Script Evaluation

When a project deserves a deeper look, move into a detailed evaluation of structure, pacing, character, stakes, theme, genre delivery, and the rewrite work between the current draft and its potential.

  • Detailed multi-page development analysis.
  • Genre-aware opportunities and structural diagnosis.
  • Prioritized issues for the next development pass.
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Full Script Evaluation

07

See who drives the story

Character Agency Report

Map where the protagonist makes consequential choices and where the story makes choices for them. Visual scoring makes passivity, turning points, and agency arcs easy to discuss.

  • Beat-by-beat active versus reactive analysis.
  • Visual agency scoring across the full screenplay.
  • Pinpoints character work with the greatest story impact.
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Character Agency Report

08

Think like a greenlight meeting

Project Viability & Market Positioning

Assess where the project could live in the real market. This producer report examines audience, packaging, budget fit, financeability, comparable positioning, risks, and practical next moves.

  • Commercial upside and greenlight-readiness analysis.
  • Audience, comps, packaging, and distribution positioning.
  • Risk factors paired with clear mitigation strategies.
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Project Viability & Market Positioning

09

A finance-ready signal

Investment Score

Give commercial potential a disciplined framework. The Investment Score brings upside, risk, market fit, packaging, and finance readiness into one clear producer-side assessment.

  • A 0–100 investment-readiness score.
  • Transparent breakdown of upside and risk.
  • Next-step guidance for packaging and finance conversations.
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Investment Score

10

Sense-check the scale

Film Budget Estimate

Get an early producer estimate before commissioning a line budget. The report models lean, base, and premium ranges alongside schedule assumptions, cost drivers, and a candid feasibility verdict.

  • Lean, base, and premium budget bands.
  • Schedule assumptions and major cost pressure points.
  • A producer verdict on the screenplay's practical scale.
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Film Budget Estimate

11

Carry insight into development

Rewrite Plan & Character Bible

Once a script moves forward, convert analysis into a practical rewrite sequence and a clean reference for character arcs, motivations, relationships, and voice consistency.

  • Prioritized Rewrite Action Plans ordered by impact.
  • Character Bibles for arcs, psychology, voice, and relationships.
  • A clearer shared language for producer-writer development.
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Rewrite Plan & Character Bible

Make the first read count

Find the projects worth fighting for.

Start with fast triage, go deeper when the material earns it, and keep every decision grounded in a consistent set of reports.