See the story clearly
Move from the full screenplay into scenes, characters, locations, beats, and production elements without losing the page behind the observation.
Prescene reads the screenplay as a connected story—not a disposable prompt. Explore scenes, characters, locations, relationships, and versions, then use that understanding across every decision that follows.
Mara sets the permit ledger between them. Deck does not reach for it.
MARAThen say you knew.
Beyond the glass, the pumps fall quiet.
A screenplay is already structured: scenes contain action, characters make choices, relationships change, and every revision carries consequences. Prescene keeps those parts addressable.
Move from the full screenplay into scenes, characters, locations, beats, and production elements without losing the page behind the observation.
Ask when a choice begins, how a relationship changes, or which scenes create a production risk. Prescene points back to the material it used.
Add each revision as a new version. Compare story consequences and know which reports or tables were built from an earlier draft.
Prescene turns a script upload into durable context for analysis, development, and production work.
Import a PDF or Final Draft file, or move a draft from the free Editor into your Library.
Prescene maps scenes, characters, locations, dialogue, relationships, and source references across the script.
Ask questions, run Coverage, compare a revision, or create an editable workflow result from the same source.
AI screenplay analysis uses the screenplay’s text and structure to examine scenes, characters, relationships, locations, craft, and other story signals. Prescene keeps that analysis tied to the exact draft behind it.
Analysis is the ongoing working knowledge of a script. Coverage is a standardized evaluation report with a synopsis, scorecard, rationale, and—in eligible complete scripts—a format ranking.
Yes. Add a revision as a new version so the earlier draft and its results remain available. Prescene can compare versions and identify results that were created from older material.
No. Customer scripts are private by default and are not used to train AI models. The Privacy Policy explains the limited processing required to provide and protect the service.