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Your In-Depth Screenplay Story Analysis gives you notes on the structure, tone, theme, pacing, character development and character arcs, and the dialogue.
It offers a genre-specific marketability review and calls out strengths and weaknesses, with clear recommendations that you can implement in a rewrite.
It is delivered as a PDF on the order page and by email, usually within a few minutes.
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Non-standard uses of CONTINUOUS and LATER
Misuse of ALL CAPS
Non-standard style in margins, indents, the font, line spacing, the title page
Inconsistent character names across the script
Scene headings missing INT./EXT. or DAY/NIGHT
Unfilmable language — “she thinks,” “he realizes”
Camera directions that don’t belong in a spec script
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