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Industrial Scripts - Screenplay Editors 5 star review on 18th March 2024

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Anonymous // 01/01/2019

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“I was very impressed with the service provided. It was delivered quickly and my script was obviously analysed in detail. The comments were very helpful and insightful. Although they do mean I might need to do a rewrite but if that's whats needed to get my script out there then so be it. The report was also well written, easy to read and informative. I'm sure I will be using them again.”

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Posted 11 years ago

“This is the third time I have used the services of Industrial Scripts within the past couple of years. On this occasion I ordered a 'Project Analysis' for one of my feature screenplays. The report I received was beyond what I expected. The reviewer provided an in-depth and well-structured review of the screenplay, highlighting what works and what doesn't. Although I don't agree with all points raised, the feedback was balanced and useful. I have used the feedback to assist in my latest re-write and I feel the points raised have greatly improved the script and allowed me to look at the story from a new viewpoint. Thank you.”

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Posted 11 years ago

“The analysis was way more detailed than I imagined it would be. It was clear, very feel thought through and really clarified some issues that the script had. I was given some great suggestions with a eye on making the script more appealing to producers and some very useful film reference suggestions. It did all this a supportive and nurturing. Most importantly, I felt the consultant really cared about what I've been slaving over all these months! Highly recommended.”

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Posted 11 years ago

“The Development Notes feedback was thorough, insightful and extremely helpful - it highlighted flaws and gave useful suggestions for how those could be rectified, while balancing the review with commendations for the parts of the script handled well. Focusing on both the pluses and minuses serves as a useful pointer for what works and what doesn't, which will be invaluable not only in improving this script but in helping me develop as a writer with future projects. The reader was obviously knowledgeable, inspiring trust and confidence in their opinions. Overall money well spent!”

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Posted 11 years ago

“I thought that the feedback that I'd receive might dampen my enthusiasm for script writing. However, the constructive criticism I received from industrial scripts actually spurred me on. It drew attention to the flaws that would have resulted in a plethora of rejection letters had I sent it directly to agencies; this would have immediately reduced whatever potential my script has as agencies will not review the same script twice. The opportunity to have a professional eye scrutinize your script before sending it to agencies seems a logical step and one that allows a script to reach its true potential. Thanks Industrial Scripts.”

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Posted 11 years ago

“I have just received my second feedback report from Industrial Scripts and I am now almost convinced that they have wizards working for them! The analysis was on time and the standard of the notes was incredibly high and extremely helpful- offering notes on overall structure, detailed advice to several scenes (referencing page numbers and characters) and by comparing the material against well known scripts of a similar ilk. Giving me a good indication of the strength of my scripts prospects in the market… Thanks again!”

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Posted 11 years ago

“Industrial Scripts provides constructive criticism in the very best sense; intelligent, insightful, and thorough. Their Film Coverage Script Report was invaluable as I sought objective analysis of my work. Turnaround was well within the timeframe promised. I highly recommend.”

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Posted 11 years ago

“Very instructive feedback from Industrial Scripts. I liked the broad overview of how the script is likely to be received by the industry, but then followed with plenty of detailed analysis about key areas that can be changed or developed. Industrial Scripts are a very good pair of fresh eyes to have on a script project, to point out all those areas that by dint of being too close to the project, the writer is unable to see.”

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Posted 11 years ago

“Excellent comments, great service, very fast. I was very satisfied with the comments made and the motivational tone - relatively pain free! I would certainly recommend this to others.”

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Posted 11 years ago

“An excellent service. The reviewer gave detailed, focused feedback, identifying strengths and weaknesses and making key recommendations to remedy the latter. I would recommend Industrial Scripts to any fledgling screenwriter.”

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Posted 11 years ago

“Excellent comments, great service, I am total satisfied. I definitely recommend it to anyone.”

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Posted 11 years ago

“This was our first use of Industrial Scripts and based on our experience we would be very comfortable in recommending their services. Key points from our perspective include: Speedy service, a well structured and well written review, recommendations were practical, well documented and referenced and clearly the reviewer had read the script in great detail In our view - excellent value for money.”

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Posted 11 years ago

“I mostly use Project Screening Service from Industrial Scripts because the professionals there always go beyond the call of duty in their analysis and I regularly get more than I bargain for. The depth in which my submissions are analyzed, even in the short form of Project Screening Service is surprising and has left me overwhelmed the first time I received it. I've tried other script doctors before, but I really don't need my work pampered, I need an honest and downright opinion on what my script's chances are on today's market and that's exactly what I got from Industrial Scripts, along with sound suggestions on how to improve my work, even at treatment level. If anybody asks me, I will always recommend these guys.”

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Posted 11 years ago

“Would definitely recommend Industrial Scripts. Having used a lot of script consultancy services they remain one of my top rated due to their professionalism, the range of services and their up to date knowledge of the industry. Found their I also think their Talent Connector is a brilliant idea and have had a couple of contacts with producers off the back of being listed on it. I Have also found their project screening service very helpful and have wondered why more consultancies don't offer it.”

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Posted 11 years ago

“I was very pleased with the editor's report because he/she really understood the work and my intentions. Not only that, but the suggestions made to improve aspects of the script were well thought-through and very helpful. One thing I wanted to mention specifically: the editor understood (without prompting) that Michael X was not the protagonist. This may seem like a small thing but if I had a pound for every time a reader, used to reading linear structured screenplays, had made the mistake of confusing the protagonist with the subject matter, I'd be a very rich man! I've worked hard to develop the Rachael (protagonist) character within the framework of a double-narrative and structurally, Michael acts as a mentor antagonist to her. So because the editor understood this, his analysis was of much greater value than others' I've had in the course of the script's development. Other aspects of his/her analysis that stood out include the suggestion I build on the Natalie/Desiree juxtaposition. I've begun this work in this draft and there's scope to take it further. Also, the suggestion I make some of the flashback sequences a little more goal-oriented. I can do this, it's a good idea, and the editor's right to point out it tends to be one of the issues with biopics generally. In fact, most of the ideas for improvement I do agree with and will act on. I resisted putting Michael up on the stand in the trial for 2 main reasons 1) I wanted to retain an element of enigma about him right up till the end. For me, this allows the audience greater scope to come to their own conclusions about the man. I didn't want to lay my own views on too thick. I actually think he didn't do it (the murders) but he probably knew about it and, but for his depressive state at that point in his life, could probably have stopped it. I agree that If I build up a bit more of a picture of his life in Arima (through the Parmassar witness) this will come across more. He's actually quite Kurtz-like in Trinidad. It's like a big part of him died when he left London so he's like an empty shell compared to the man he used to be. But there is scope in the scene where Rachael finally confronts Michael (in the van) to get more of his POV on the murders. I'm toying with the idea of him actually saying 'I wasn't there' and this having both a literal and metaphorical meaning. 2) He actually wasn't allowed to take the stand in the real trial and this was part of the state's refusal to allow any evidence that would contradict their star witness (in reality there were two, Parmassar and Abbott and I merged them). Thanks once again, it's been very helpful and I'm really looking forward to further honing the script. William Dingli (14/02/14)”

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Posted 11 years ago

“I am greatly satisfied with my screenplay report from Industrial Scripts, I was much too cocky before I submitted it, but the much needed professional and generous feedback has put me on track to writing a far better project, there is no better people to send a screenplay to, great service!”

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Posted 11 years ago

“Excellent analysis. Priceless advice.”

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Posted 11 years ago

“Asked for a project overview of a script idea and was promised a 100 word reply. I actually got a reply of over 300 words! Now that doesn't happen very often in todays world of business. It was my first idea and first attempt in this field and I found the report clear, concise and very encouraging. This has been a fantastic and positive experience for me and one that I will repeat.”

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Posted 11 years ago

“I received my script coverage promptly and was very impressed by the level of thought, experience, attention to detail and genre knowledge that it showed. It flagged up several issues I was aware of [ but in denial over ] and one that somehow I'd completely missed. As well as pointing out issues they suggested possible solutions . If you want praise ask a family member, if you want the honest truth and the tools to fix stuff I'd use these guys. I will certainly use them on my next script, to help me build a better beast. If I was a production company, I wouldn't hesitate to get them to double-check my slate.”

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Posted 11 years ago

“What's a frigging protagonist? Industrial Scripts taught me to work harder on developing the conflict my protagonist experiences. Yes I'm a beginner. Who isn't until they've begun. Now I've progressed to rank amateur. It really was, and is, valuable to get feedback and help from these people at Industrial Scripts. I recommend you make them part of your script writing process.”

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Posted 11 years ago

Industrial Scripts - Screenplay Editors is rated 4.6 based on 725 reviews