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Develop your story into a screenplay.

A desktop Studio and creative partner that remembers every choice you make, and why, from the first idea to the last page. You choose what becomes part of the story.

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Pages A finished scene, written from the plan you approved.

12.

INT. GRANDMOTHER’S COTTAGE - DUSK

Shutters closed. One candle. LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD (12) stands at the foot of the bed, hood still up, the basket on her arm.

In the bed, in Grandmother’s nightcap, THE WOLF holds the blanket to his chin. A claw shows at the hem.

LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD

Grandmother, what big eyes you have.

THE WOLF

All the better to see you with, my child.

The candle gutters. She does not come any closer.

LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD

Grandmother, what big teeth you have.

The blanket slides from his shoulders. He smiles.

Scene plan Before a word is written, the scene’s purpose is agreed. By you.

Scene plan

The wolf in the bed

Enters
She took the long way through the wood. The wolf took the short one.
Moves
She asks about his eyes. He answers like a grandmother, almost.
Pressure peaks
She asks the one question that cannot be answered kindly.
Leaves
The disguise is spent. There is no grandmother in this bed.

Approved by you, revision 3

Characters What the story knows about them, and what is still only a possibility.

Little Red Riding Hood

Characters

Wants
To be trusted with the road alone.
Fears
Being the one who led the wolf to the door.
Contradiction
Tells a stranger everything. Asks questions she knows the answers to.

She knows it’s the wolf, and she is stalling.

A possibility

Story Space Where it began: your own words, kept with the night you said them.

Your words, 2 November, 7.25 am

“What if she knows the whole time? Every question is her playing for time, waiting for the woodcutters to come past the window. She isn’t foolish. She’s brave.”

Still open Kept in Story Space with the conversation it came from.

The whole story One story, wherever you work on it.

Little Red Riding HoodThe wolf in the bedGrandmother’s cottageShe is stallingThe wolfGrandmotherWhy tell him the way?The red hoodA cake and a pot of butterSnow on the pathThe long way roundThe woodcuttersWho warned her about wolves?Her motherA huntsman passesThe bobbin and the latchGrandmother hid in timeDoes it end in the bed?Your words, 2 November

Step inside the Studio

Watch a story take shape in the desktop Studio. A look at the work in progress, while we prepare for release.

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Nothing is rewritten without you.

Ideas arrive as possibilities, from you or from your collaborators. When you choose one, the Studio shows everything it touches, and why. Your pages change only when you say so.

The wolf asks which way she’s going.

What does she tell him?

What it touches

Choose one. Until you do, all three stay possibilities, and nothing else in the story moves.

Three ways into a story.

The Reading Room

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The Outlining Room

Study the structure of great films. Arrange a story of your own, then take it to paper.

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First Principles

The craft we steer by, drawn as a sky. Every note traces back to one person: the viewer.

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Every screenplay begins with a title page.

Put your name on yours. The candle goes out. Your story doesn’t.

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YOUR TITLE

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First draftNovember 2026