Screen and stage
Scripts that are producible.
Scripts for film, television, animation, audio and theatre, written to industry format and reviewed at the points a producer actually needs to see.
What you can commission
11 kinds of work, each a brief away.
- FeaturesFeature-length screenplays in industry format, from treatment to final draft.Commission this →
- Series episodesEpisodes written to an existing bible, a show’s voice and a production schedule.Commission this →
- DocumentariesTreatments, interview plans and narration for factual film and television.Commission this →
- AnimationScripts for animated series and films, written for the board and the voice booth.Commission this →
- Stage playsPlays for theatre companies, festivals and schools, written to be staged.Commission this →
- Audio drama and podcastsScripted audio series and narrative podcasts, written for the ear.Commission this →
- Series biblesThe world, characters and season arcs that sell a series to a commissioner.Commission this →
- Script doctoringA fresh pair of hands on structure, dialogue and jokes in a script that is nearly there.Commission this →
- Short filmsShort scripts for festivals, film schools and calling-card projects.Commission this →
- Screen adaptationsA book, play or true story turned into a screenplay or series.Commission this →
- MusicalsBook and lyrics for musical theatre, written alongside a composer.Commission this →
The gates that apply here
A gated milestone cannot start until the gate before it is approved. This is enforced in the platform, and an override needs a clause in your contract and is logged with the reason.
- 01 Treatment or series bibleThe story and its world are agreed before scenes are written.Active
- 02 Sample sceneOpens when "Treatment or series bible" is approvedLocked
- 03 Numbered draftsOpens when "Sample scene" is approvedLocked
- 04 Final screenplayOpens when "Numbered drafts" is approvedLocked
How bidding works here
Bids are blind, structured and inside a band.
Writers cannot see each other’s bids, the number of bids, or who else is bidding, at any point, including after you select. Every bid states the same things in the same shape, so you compare scope against scope rather than sales pitch against sales pitch.
- What every bid must stateMandatory
Price and currency, milestone and gate plan, timeline, revision rounds, exclusions, AI-use declaration, relevant experience.
- Default orderingRelevance
Never price. No bid is ever labelled cheapest or best value.
- Losing bidders learnOutcome only
That the brief closed. Never the winning price.
Priced by format and length: a short film or an episode costs less than a feature or a whole series.
A guide so you can budget, not a quote and not a cap. You choose a budget range when you post a brief, and every bid you receive falls inside it.
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