Coverage and notes
First-pass coverage, summaries and notes on scripts and books, for a person to read and judge.
Our AI practice began inside ANVL Entertainment, our film and television company, where we built and tested tools against real production and development work. We help producers, writers and studios use AI for the slow parts, while people make the creative calls.
Start with the work that takes time but not your best judgment.
First-pass coverage, summaries and notes on scripts and books, for a person to read and judge.
Drafts of loglines, synopses, treatments and decks from your own material, ready for your edit.
First drafts of breakdowns, schedules, budgets and shot lists to check against the real constraints.
Mood frames and concept images to explore a look before anyone commits to it.
These come before any materials go near an AI tool.
The first conversation works from a description of the project. You don’t need to share any materials to begin.
Tools differ on whether your material can be used for training, how long it is kept and who owns what comes out. Those terms are part of choosing the tool.
What you share stays confidential. What we create for you belongs to you.
AI can prepare options and drafts. Writers, directors and producers decide what the work becomes.
A fictional producer is developing a feature from a novel. This is the shape of what we would agree.
First-pass coverage of a novel and two script drafts, for the producer to read alongside her own notes.
Drafts for the producer’s edit, from her own notes and the source.
The creative and commercial calls.
Folio, our plugin for entertainment development, is coming soon.
It comes from the same work: loglines, synopses, treatments, beat sheets, script drafts and shot lists, prepared for a person to shape.
Signal Triage is a prepared 45-minute working session on Zoom for $375. A description of the project is enough to start.