Plotnotes

Plotnotes is script coverage built around how a working dramaturg reads a screenplay.
     
  WHO IS IT FOR

  Screenwriters preparing for a pitch. Students who can't afford a professional reader for every draft. Working writers want a second opinion before a
  producer meeting. Dramaturgs and development executives are looking to triangulate notes across multiple readers.

  WHAT MAKES IT DIFFERENT

  Most script coverage tools are AI prompt wrappers - generic feedback from generic prompts. Plotnotes is built around dramaturgical thinking. The system prompt follows how a real working dramaturg approaches a script: premise, character, structure, dialogue, tone. That's a different starting point than "Give this screenplay a score."

  FOUR READER PERSONAS

Each persona brings a different set of priorities. Run analysis with one or compare across all four. Reader Consensus shows where they agree - and where they disagree, that disagreement tells you something real about the draft.
  
  ANNOTATIONS INSIDE THE SCRIPT

 No other coverage tool puts notes where the lines are. Annotations appear directly in the script margin, next to the scenes they refer to. Read them where they belong.
  
  DEEPER ANALYSIS WHEN YOU NEED IT

  - Breakdown maps your script against structural frameworks like Save the Cat or sequence analysis
  - Character Analysis traces each character's arc
  - Tension Graph visualizes how your story's central question moves between Yes and No across the pages
  - Custom Read answers your specific question: "What can I cut from these ten pages?" "Does the midpoint land?" "Is the antagonist's logic clear?"

  BUILT BY WORKING DRAMATURGS

  Twilight Pictures has over a decade of screenwriting instruction across Story Academy, Cinemantrix, and Stockholms Filmskola -  and active work as screenwriters and editors. Plotnotes is built on the frameworks used in those rooms: Frank Daniel, Vogler, Hauge, filtered through years of reading drafts on both sides of the script-to-screen process.

  EXPORT

  Coverage exports to PDF. Take it to your director, your producer, your writing partner - or back to your own draft.

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