SCRIPT HUNTER
Professional script coverage, powered by AI.
Studio-grade coverage on every script, every month.
Script Hunter is a professional screenplay coverage service. Upload a PDF, Fountain, or FDX; receive a full studio-style read — logline, structural breakdown, character work, scene-level notes, rewrite prescriptions, and a clear Pass / Consider / Recommend verdict — for one flat$29.99a month.
Unlimited scripts. Minutes, not weeks. No per-report fees.
The coverage report
Ten sections. Written like a reader, not a checklist.
Every Script Hunter report is structured the way a development team expects a coverage document to be structured — but written in the direct, plainspoken voice of a senior story analyst who has read a thousand of these. Specific problems. Why they matter. How to fix them.
- 01
Logline (refined)
A one-sentence premise the writer can carry into a room, sharpened from the script on the page.
- 02
Synopsis
A full summary of what the script actually delivers — no spin, no win, just the through-line.
- 03
Structure
Act breaks, beat placement, the location of turning points. Where the engine stalls. Where it catches.
- 04
Pacing & tempo
Scene-by-scene momentum. Where the first hour earns the second, and where it does not.
- 05
Character
Motivation, want vs. need, arc, the relationships that pay off and the ones that do not.
- 06
Scene-level notes
Specific scenes, specific problems — named, explained, prescribed a fix.
- 07
Dialogue
Whether it sounds like people, whether each voice earns its page time, what to cut on a second pass.
- 08
Theme & emotional impact
What the script is actually saying underneath its plot — and whether a reader feels it.
- 09
Rewrite prescriptions
Concrete next moves — restructures, cuts, scene swaps, character sharpening — ordered by leverage.
- 10
Verdict
Pass, Consider, or Recommend — a single line a development team can write down and act on.
A line from a real Script Hunter read
Problem.Your protagonist makes the same choice three times across Reel 2 — concede the meeting, concede the money, concede the marriage — and each beat lands with the exact same weight as the one before it. The reader stops tracking what she wants, because on the page she has stopped wanting different things in different scenes.
Why it matters.Pacing collapse is not just a craft issue here; it is a plot one. The second-act pivot the script promises at page 36 arrives with no more force than a shrug. You lose the engine of the picture for roughly twenty-five minutes of screen time.
Fix.Pick one of the three concessions to be the lie she is telling herself. Reshape the other two so the cost visibly rises. You will recover the pivot without adding a page.
Drafted to be handed to a writer on the same morning it is drafted.
Built for
Anyone whose work depends on fast, honest script judgment.
Script Hunter is built from the Copper tier up as a foundational daily development tool — not as a novelty. The audience below is the audience the coverage is written for.
Tier 01
Writers
A second pair of eyes, fast, before the next draft.
Tier 02
Producers / dev teams
A read you can hand a partner and an agent in the same morning.
Tier 03
Managers & agents
Coverage at the volume your inbox actually runs at.
Tier 04
Fellowships & competitions
Stacked reads in one stable voice, not twelve.
Tier 05
Boutique agencies
Rigor without a six-figure analyst retainer.
Tier 06
Indie production companies
Script judgment in minutes, not in calendar weeks.