Welcome to Script 360

Script 360 is one place for the whole life of a screenplay — from the first scrap of an idea, to a professionally formatted draft, to getting it in front of the people who can do something with it. Write it here, plan it here, understand it better here, and share it from here, without juggling a writing app, a corkboard, a folder of notes, a coverage service and a spreadsheet of who has read what.

It starts with a script

At the heart of Script 360 is a professional screenplay editor that formats as you write, so you can think about the story and not the margins: automatic industry-standard pagination, MOREs and CONTINUEDs, scene numbers, SmartType pop-ups that finish your character names and locations, notes and comments, multiple drafts and revision tracking. Already have a script? Import it from Final Draft (FDX) or PDF, or bring your whole library across from Talentville.

Plan before you type FADE IN

Ideas give a story somewhere to grow before it is a script: loglines and their alternates, a synopsis, characters, notes, images, and feedback from people you invite to look. When it is ready, turn it into a screenplay, and its scenes and characters come with it.

Every idea and every screenplay can have a Scene Board — index cards for your scenes, laid out across the acts and beats of a structure you choose: Three-Act, the Hero’s Journey, Eight Sequences, or the act structures of one-hour and half-hour television. On a screenplay the board keeps itself in step with the scenes you have actually written, so you can see the shape of the story at a glance and move it around.

Understand your screenplay

When you want a second pair of eyes, our AI reads your script and reports back. A Story Breakdown sets out your protagonist, their want and need, the central conflict, the stakes, the tone and the beats of the story. Coverage gives you what a studio reader would: a scored assessment of premise, structure, character, dialogue and more, what works, what does not, and a verdict. It will write loglines for you or review your own, proofread the pages, and lay your scenes out on the Scene Board for you.

The AI never writes your script and never changes a word of it — everything it produces sits beside your work for you to use or ignore — and your screenplay is never used to train anybody’s models. Every membership includes free AI credits each month. How we use AI explains it all.

See your story

Track the people in your screenplay — who they are, what they want, what they need, what undoes them — and then see them: sketch a character, or your whole cast at once, in the art style of your choice. Then put them on a poster. We pitch you poster concepts built from your story, draw them, and set your title and credit over the artwork, ready to use as your script’s one sheet. See some examples.

Work with others

Invite anybody to read your script, leave comments on it, edit it with you, or join you as a co-author — and they do not have to be members. You decide exactly what each person may do, and you can see who has accepted.

Get it seen

A finished screenplay does nobody any good in a drawer. List it in the Script Library, where members browse for their next read by genre and length, see your poster, logline, cast and coverage, and ask to read it — the pages stay closed until you say yes. Offer a coverage report on Browse Coverage, where members looking for strong material can find it. And for everybody outside Script 360, a public link turns your script into a page anyone can open — a producer on LinkedIn, an agent reading a query email — showing the poster, the logline, the characters and the AI’s reading of it, without ever handing over the screenplay itself.

Start free

Getting started costs nothing. A free membership lets you write and import scripts, invite readers, and use the AI features with the credits you are given each month. Paid memberships add more scripts and drafts, collaborators who can edit, and a place in the Script Library. Is Script 360 for me? and Memberships and Cost have the details.

Thanks for giving Script 360 a try — we hope you enjoy what we have built, and we are still building.

Ben Cahan