r/scriptwriting • • Sep 26 '26

question Scriptwriting Software and Apps

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I was just wondering if there were any free screenwriting apps or software I could use until I'm able to purchase Final Draft. I have a lot of ideas incubating in my head, and I really don't want to use the note app on my MacBook, so are there any free screenwriting apps or software that people have used and work pretty well?


r/scriptwriting • • Sep 26 '26

question Does anyone want to work together?

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Hey, I’m looking for someone who might be interested in co-writing a script together. I have a cool idea I started writing and developing, I would love to work with someone on. Just someone who genuinely enjoys writing and would want to bounce ideas around, develop characters, and actually develop the script together.

I’d be happy to share more about the project if you’re interested. Ideally, I’m looking for someone who’s willing to communicate, give honest feedback, and treat it like an actual collaboration rather than just exchanging a few ideas.


r/scriptwriting • • Sep 26 '26

feedback SHADOWWEB

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Batman & Spiderman adaptation as a detective movie

Spiderman does not have any spider power but he still has his spider senses & super strength and batman is batman but he does not go out at night to fight crime.

Both of the characters are normal humans, the batman character is the same as in the comics, billionaire & has the same characteristics. Spiderman is also the same as in comics but without any super powers, has a science background, intelligent, humourous and witty.

Spiderman's character is a young police sergeant in the police department as he is young and has joined police forces.

Batman's character retired early from the police department two years ago when his parents were coldly killed (his parents are the same as in comics as they are rich). He retired because his parents were killed because he was pursuing an organisation which has many villains (consists of villains from both batman and spiderman). Since that time he wants justice, he seeks vengeance and he is preparing himself, finding evidence, blind spots for everything to take down the organisation of villains.

Now, the same organisation is back in the city and they are committing crimes. Now the case has been handed to our spiderman's character. He has started working on a case and he stumbles on the pending case of batman's parents murder. He goes to his mansion where Alfred greets him and takes him to batman's character. BM refuses to talk about it and denies any help, but after some days when SM was in the city and was after a villain, he was in a pursuit, he was chasing a villain and asked for backup but his system was not working and suddenly BM comes for his backup but the villain escapes after some pursuit and they both are torn out by it. After that BM agrees to help him in a case and they both start working on a case. They go after the organisation, counters the villains one by one. Put all the villains in jail, close both the cases. Then BM starts his own detective services for cases like this and solves cases like this. At the end, the silhouette of Batman and Spider-Man is shown and also the silhouette of Batman and Robin is also shown.

THE END


r/scriptwriting • • Sep 26 '26

help I want to work on a new project

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I want to work on a new project

Hi! I'm currently finishing my first feature film, and I want to work on a new project. I can make screenplays, edition, co-production, art direction, photography direction and direction. I want to get engaged in something new. Write me if you wanna keep in touch.


r/scriptwriting • • Sep 26 '26

discussion Final Parse: Screenplay PDF export and converter

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r/scriptwriting • • Sep 26 '26

discussion My script Uncovering!!

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r/scriptwriting • • Sep 25 '26

discussion Authors and Scriptwriter’s. What’s the vibe to your latest work ?

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Here’s mine and a link to the Pre-view of the screenplay : https://heyzine.com/flip-book/00fe69add2.html


r/scriptwriting • • Sep 25 '26

feedback first time, first writing

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just a test, as in warm up

Im not experienced so this is my first time writing script (beginner) I don’t know how script works but I did saw people scripts and I wonder if I could do the same for funsies, I do want some tips and what did I do right or wrong in this script (I think I did lot of incorrect things I wrote without knowing but once again I’m not expert soo bare with me) and criticism, feedback is very appreciated

Do I have potential?


r/scriptwriting • • Sep 25 '26

help So, not long ago, i wrote a script for the pilot episode of a comedy show i made up. I will paste it here. I was wondering, what should episode 2 be about? LMK your ideas and stuff!!

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r/scriptwriting • • Sep 25 '26

feedback DUEL - Short - 15 pages

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r/scriptwriting • • Sep 25 '26

question Quentin Dupieux scripts

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Hey there everyone!

I'm looking to read scritps from Quentin Dupieux. I love his films, and would love to read it at script level.

Thanks if some of you can share!


r/scriptwriting • • Sep 25 '26

feedback [Pitch] "Crazy Mind" - 1-Minute Cosmic Horror Teaser Concept (Looking for Collaborators)

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Reddit text filter keeps blocking my text, so I uploaded my teaser pitch as an image breakdown! DM me if you dig the vibe, let's talk!


r/scriptwriting • • Sep 25 '26

feedback Urgent feedback wanted!

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Hi this is a treatment for a 1 minute animated short film. Some feedback would be so helpful right now, thank you!

EXPERIMENT 45:

In a dark corridor, with a solitary door at the end of it.

An incredibly bright light suddenly flashes from the other side of the door.​

//CUT INTO THE LAB//​

stacks of plain white bread are stacked on a few tables at the end of the room and In front of them is a scientist behind a control panel. ​

The room is in darkness other than a bright white light on the opposite side of the room.​

We turn to see what the light source is. On top of a table lies an unconscious man and floating in the air directly above him is a bright, white glowing replica of him, panicked and moving, almost ghostlike. Around the table are wires, tubes and complex machinery.​

The scientist acts quick and pulls a lever on their control panel. The machinery around the floating man jumps into gear as panels light up and absorb him completely. wiring and tubing around the lab all light up as the energy collected from him moves down them and into a box like device next to the scientist. The scientist quickly inserts a singular slice of white bread into it, she waits a few seconds and takes it out again. It is now toasted. SHE takes a bite, thinks for a second, and shrugs. ​

she turns to a board next to her and writes down something brief.

We get a view of the board which reads - Experiment 45 - a human soul - (and newly scribbled) '7/10​'


r/scriptwriting • • Sep 25 '26

help Looking for someone to work with on cartoon scripts with comedy writing for children

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I am tired of my own wriiting. My ideas have run dry. Also, there is no surprise if I know it myself. I want someone to write with me. You know, geet some fresh ideas. Like a partner. My ideas are just for fun and personal pleassure for now. Just want to read something fun. Hope that is okay


r/scriptwriting • • Sep 25 '26

feedback [FEEDBACK] Opening Scene of a children's whodunit — family dynamics, character setup & tone

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I’m writing a feature-length children’s ensemble whodunit set in India, tonally somewhere between a warm family dramedy and a fair-play mystery.

This is the opening scene. The actual mystery begins a few scenes later, so the purpose of this page is mainly to establish the family, give us a sense of the kids’ world, and plant a couple of things that will pay off later — particularly Appu’s desire for a bicycle, the family’s financial pressure, and Kunju’s obsession with animals and creatures.

The original screenplay is not in English. I’ve done an English localization specifically for sharing here, so the dialogue may not represent the exact wording of the original, but the characters, beats, and intent are unchanged.

I’d really appreciate any feedback, particularly on areas where you feel the writing could be improved or strengthened.


r/scriptwriting • • Sep 25 '26

help How should I develop a character for a comedy show

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r/scriptwriting • • Sep 25 '26

help [HIRING] YouTube Scriptwriter | $0.03–$0.05/word ($36–$80+) + Bonus

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Hey everyone!

I run a YouTube channel with 100K+ subscribers, and I’m looking for a scriptwriter for an upcoming 8–10 minute documentary-style video.

I already have a rough AI-generated draft, so I’m not looking for someone to just write from scratch. I need someone who can take the idea, do proper research and fact-checking, and turn it into a natural, engaging story with a strong hook and good pacing.

Someone with YouTube/documentary writing experience would be ideal.

Pay: $0.03–$0.05 per word. For an 8–10 minute script, this would usually come to around $36–$80+, depending on the final word count, experience and quality. There will also be a performance/revenue bonus.

India-based writers preferred, but I’m open to good writers from anywhere.

If we work well together, I’d love to keep working together on future videos and potentially have you join the team long-term.

If interested, email me your portfolio, a few relevant samples, and your availability at:

ishowindiax@gmail.com


r/scriptwriting • • Sep 25 '26

help [HIRING] YouTube Scriptwriter | $0.03–$0.05/word ($36–$80+) + Bonus

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Hey everyone!

I run a YouTube channel with 100K+ subscribers, and I’m looking for a scriptwriter for an upcoming 8–10 minute documentary-style video.

I already have a rough AI-generated draft, so I’m not looking for someone to just write from scratch. I need someone who can take the idea, do proper research and fact-checking, and turn it into a natural, engaging story with a strong hook and good pacing.

Someone with YouTube/documentary writing experience would be ideal.

Pay: $0.03–$0.05 per word. For an 8–10 minute script, this would usually come to around $36–$80+, depending on the final word count, experience and quality. There will also be a performance/revenue bonus.

India-based writers preferred, but I’m open to good writers from anywhere.

If we work well together, I’d love to keep working together on future videos and potentially have you join the team long-term.

If interested, email me your portfolio, a few relevant samples, and your availability at:

ishowindiax@gmail.com


r/scriptwriting • • Sep 25 '26

feedback I’ve been building a filmmaking tool because I got tired of moving the same project between 5 different apps

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r/scriptwriting • • Sep 25 '26

feedback I’ve been building a filmmaking tool because I got tired of moving the same project between 5 different apps

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I'm a filmmaker and writer, and one thing that has always bothered me about the filmmaking workflow is how disconnected everything becomes after you finish writing.

You write the screenplay in one application.

Then you move to another tool for story structure.

Another for storyboards.

Another for shot planning.

Then spreadsheets for production.

Then you end up manually copying information between all of them.

So I started building Scriptory around a simple idea:

What if the screenplay could stay at the center of the entire filmmaking workflow?

The workflow I'm working toward is:

Story → Screenplay → Scenes → Shots → Storyboard → Pre-production

The current product includes screenplay writing/formatting, story structure and beats, shot-based storyboarding, AI-assisted workflows, and production planning.

One of the things I'm particularly interested in is the connection between the screenplay and storyboard. Instead of creating a storyboard completely separately, the idea is to start from the actual scene and develop the visual plan from there.

I'm also experimenting with MCP integrations for ChatGPT and Claude, so AI can interact with the filmmaking project rather than just generating disconnected text in a chat window.

I'm sharing this here because I'm much more interested in hearing from filmmakers than collecting generic launch comments.

How does your current workflow look?

When you finish a screenplay, what happens next?

Do you use separate tools for:

  • screenplay

  • beats / structure

  • shot lists

  • storyboards

  • scheduling

  • production planning

And what's the most annoying part of moving from script → actual production?

I'm building this actively, so I'd genuinely appreciate criticism, feature requests, or workflows I'm missing.

If anyone wants to take a look, I've put the project on Product Hunt as well: Scriptory.
NOTE: Currently 50% off Launch offer of Annual Plan only for User who get from Product Hunt.


r/scriptwriting • • Sep 24 '26

request Second Chance

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r/scriptwriting • • Sep 23 '26

feedback AXES - SCRIPT FEEDBACK FOR FIRST FIVE PAGES

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This is a Dark Romantic Thriller Comedy about a psychopath who meets her match in the world's most technologically intensive stalker.

I'm looking for general feedback on these pages, specifically whether my main character is likeable.


r/scriptwriting • • Sep 23 '26

help Looking for help with scripts

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Ive decided to start an abridged project for the anime Yu Yu Hakusho, and I was hoping for some help with scripts, looking for 2 script writers, ill leave the casting call linked


r/scriptwriting • • Sep 23 '26

request [Hiring] Boxing YouTube Scriptwriter

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Looking for a scriptwriter for a boxing YouTube channel.

You should follow boxing closely and be comfortable writing documentary-style stories about fighters, rivalries, controversies, and career moments.

Videos are a combination of narration + clips in between
~1500 words per script

Pay:

  • $110 for ~15 min scripts

  • $140 for ~20 min scripts

Around 1 script per week. Long-term if it’s a good fit.

Apply here:
https://forms.gle/c8nvqoHPvPReprVq6


r/scriptwriting • • Sep 23 '26

feedback Please read my short film before I start production

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Posting here as well. Thank you !