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Before We Begin
Worth saying up front — this isn't like the coverage services already out there. Most screenplay coverage is one reader's opinion, for a flat fee, with no way to check their claims and no way to know if a comp they cite is even real.
Every comp, every box-office figure, every credit is verified before it ships — and when a live lookup isn't available, the report says so honestly instead of guessing. No score is allowed to exist until the evidence behind it does. That's not a slogan. It's a hard gate in the code.
Screenplay Intelligence System
This is not a coverage template. This is a coverage board. A full coverage board reads your screenplay the way a real production company reads — and every comp, every box-office figure, every credit is verified live. Never remembered. Never guessed.
No score ships until the evidence does. Evidence before score.
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The Coverage Board
The Full Board. One Screenplay.
Every professional a production company would actually put in the room
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Alex Mercer — Senior Script Reader
Names the exact page he'd stop reading if unpaid.
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Victoria Chen — VP of Development
Verified box office and comps. Nothing remembered, nothing guessed.
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Marcus Whitfield — WGA Screenwriter's Seat
Craft and technique, read the way a working writer reads.
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Hans Witmore — Master Teacher, Pre-Read
The craft read before the board convenes — the page taught, never graded.
1. Observation → 2. Evidence, page-anchored → 3. Reasoning → 4. Professional Perspective → 5. Suggestion, in consideration framing → 6. Learning Moment → 7. Author Choice Reminder
Fail-Closed Gate
NO SCORE UNTIL THE BATTERY PASSES
A number is never allowed to speak before the evidence that earns it. Not once, not for a favor, not under a deadline.
4 / 9
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Alex Mercer — Senior Script Reader
One Finding, All Seven Parts
INV-14 — Professional Development Suggestion
1 · Observation
The interrogation scene tells us Detective Reyes is exhausted rather than showing it.
2 · Evidence — p. 34
REYES (exhausted) sits down heavily.
3 · Reasoning
A parenthetical adjective is a note to an actor, not something an audience experiences. It costs you nothing on the page — and earns you nothing either.
5 · Suggestion (consideration framing)
You may wish to consider showing exhaustion through behavior — a shaking hand steadying a coffee cup, a beat too long before answering — rather than naming it.
6 · Learning Moment
"Show, don't tell" applies to parentheticals too — actors need behavior, not adjectives.
7 · Author Choice Reminder — entirely your call. The page is yours.
5 / 9
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Dialogue & Character Behavior
Current State vs. Ceiling
Where it stands today, and how far it can actually go
Current State
6.5
Ceiling
8.8
The Gap, Named
Three scenes across the mid-section lean on parenthetical adjectives instead of staged behavior — the same pattern flagged on p. 34. Closing that gap is the single highest-leverage revision in the draft.
This is what "current vs. ceiling" actually means here: not a vague promise of improvement, but the specific, named pattern standing between where the script is and where it could be.
6 / 9
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The Buy Matrix
Eight Dimensions, One Average
8.5 is the floor for RECOMMEND — never rounded up
Five of the eight dimensions shown:
Concept
9.1
Market Timing
8.8
Star Attachability
6.5
Franchise Potential
8.9
Packaging Velocity
8.6
Average: 8.38 — currently under the 8.5 floor, driven almost entirely by the attachability gap the findings named. Close that one gap and the average clears RECOMMEND. The math is never talked out of it — under the floor, the verdict itself is capped, in code.
7 / 9
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