Script-based production

Add a script and the breakdown comes first

Final Draft, Hangul or PDF, any script is split into scenes, and AI finds the locations, cast, props and costumes.

Only what departments confirm becomes a document, and when the 3rd draft arrives you review only the scenes that changed.

Directing and production teams on features, drama series, short films and web dramas

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Any script, scenes first

Final Draft, Fountain, plain text, PDF, Hangul (HWP) and Word files, or pasted text.

AI only finds scene boundaries and elements. The script text is cut from the original as is.

Each version keeps a table of which scenes were unchanged, modified, added or omitted.

  • FDX
  • Fountain
  • TXT
  • PDF
  • HWP 5.x
  • HWPX
  • DOCX
  • Paste
Scene heading detection
Tested on 13 real scripts · PDF precision 1.00 / recall 0.94

“The writer only sends Hangul files, so splitting scenes takes us a whole day.”

Heard on set · Directing team
Script screen. Version list v1, v2, v3 on the left, and the 3rd draft mapping review table on the right — modified, added and omitted tags per scene with confidence, and compare, split and confirm buttons (sample data in Korean)
Script screen — version list and 3rd draft mapping reviewActual screen
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AI drafts become the breakdown once departments confirm them

Extracted elements arrive as pending review. Only what a department confirms in its queue goes into published documents.

The scene board is the script breakdown. Use a department lens to see only your columns, and print it on landscape A4 as is.

Script text
No AI rewriting · cut at original offsets

“We always end up retyping the breakdown in Excel.”

Heard on set · Directing team
Scene board. Columns for scene number, I/E and D/N badges, location, page count, synopsis, characters, and directing and art department columns. Dashed chips are AI draft elements pending review (sample data in Korean)
Scene board — dashed chips are AI drafts pending reviewActual screen
03

Costume, location and prop sheets without retyping

The cast list and appearance matrix, location candidate comparison and scouting photos, art and prop sheets, costume and hair & makeup matrix — all are pivots of the scene data.

Change it in one place and the other sheets update too.

“Every sheet is a different file. I never know which one is current.”

Heard on set · Line producer
Costume and hair & makeup matrix. Rows are characters, columns are scenes. Each cell holds costume items and empty cells are highlighted as undecided (sample data in Korean)
Costume and hair & makeup matrix — empty cells are undecidedActual screen
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When the 3rd draft arrives, review only what changed

Re-import a revised draft (2nd draft, 3rd draft — the second and third rewrites of the script) and scenes are matched as unchanged, modified, added, omitted or restored, then compared line by line.

Only departments tied to the changed scenes are notified.

Matching
Number, heading and text similarity · below 0.7 is checked manually

“The 3rd draft is out. How many scenes changed?”

Heard on set · Art team
S8 revision compare dialog. Dialogue lines changed from v2 to v3 shown as 1 line removed and 3 lines added, with unchanged lines collapsed (sample data in Korean)
Revision compare — v2 → v3, 3 lines added · 1 line removedActual screen

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Free during the beta

Create a project and bring in your team with an invite link for each department.

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