Professional coverage will show your script in an objective light, much the way someone

else would see it for the first time. It is meant to challenge the writer’s own satisfactions

while opening up previously unseen possibilities. Coverage from script-fix may describe

to you inconsistencies in your story, weaknesses in your characters and the way they

interact, or any other deficiencies in major story elements but more importantly, unlike a

high-speed evaluation aimed at a yes/no decision, our professional coverage will

highlight the inherent strengths in your concept, structure, story, or characters. When

you consider every part of the coverage, the strengths and the weaknesses, you end up

with a professional blueprint of the current state of your screenplay, not merely a

one-shot rundown of what you’ve got so far. This approach is meant to give you the

tools to attack a fresh draft with heightened confidence and a renewed sense of

direction.

As they say, screenwriting is re-writing. If you want to have a career as a professional

screenwriter, you have to open up your entire screenwriting process to the input of

professional writers who are here to challenge you. You might have the foundations of a

great screenplay but your work becomes genuinely competitive after a professional

screenwriter has pointed out the flaws in the structure, suggested some provocative

human and humane characteristics for you to consider, challenged your characters to

face up to some of the worst challenges for their personal lives and then pushed you to

polish the entire presentation into an exciting presentation that no one up and down the

entire line of gatekeepers could possibly miss as hot! Having a partner like script-fix will

help you refine your vision and thereby enable you to bring to the page the most

compelling version of your ideas, characters and stories. If you want to be a

professional screenwriter, we’ll tell you what we think about your submissions and what

we think your options are for the next draft.

Script coverage is given in an unbiased way where the material is judged on its merits alone,

the aim being that you, the writer, will improve your screenplay by use of the coverage

to aid you in developing your work. All levels of writer, from aspirational beginner to

seasoned Hollywood scribe, can benefit from incisive coverage. In fact, creative

participation in the process of notes and rewrites is standard industry practice for the

writer. The more skill and competence you bring to the process, the better you can use

notes from a manager, agent or producer throughout the script development process.