For Screenwriters

They’ll never read it. Show them instead.

Your script is 110 pages of a thing that only exists when someone watches it. Producers read loglines. Contest readers skim. The people who could say yes are making a decision about your story without ever seeing your story.

C.I.N.E.M.A. turns your screenplay into film. Your scenes, your dialogue, your characters — shot, scored and assembled. Walk into the room with the movie instead of the pitch.

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Start with the number.

Upload your script or enter a page count and get a real price — for a sizzle reel, a proof-of-concept scene, or the whole film. Nothing is uploaded or stored. Nothing is charged. No account needed.

How it works

Script in. Film out.

01

Upload your screenplay

.fountain, .pdf or .txt — or write it inside C.I.N.E.M.A. You get a page count and a firm price before anything is charged.

02

Read the coverage

Script Analysis on pacing, structure, dialogue and character arcs — the notes a reader would give you, before a reader gives them.

03

Cast it

An Asset Bible is pulled straight from your pages: characters, locations, props. Approve the look of every one.

04

Shoot the scene, or the film

Storyboard, animatic, then finished footage — one scene as proof of concept, or all 110 pages.

The part that matters

It stays yours.

The film, the characters, the score — yours to sell, licence or submit. We never train AI on your screenplay. An unproduced script is the most valuable thing an unproduced writer owns, and it does not become training data because you wanted to see it move.

What you walk in with

A sizzle reel beats a logline.

Most writers start with one scene — the sequence that proves the concept works. It’s the cheapest way to turn “trust me, it plays” into something a producer can watch in ninety seconds.

The project stays intact and editable, so the same script, cast and score expand into a short or a full feature when the meeting goes well. Poster and trailer included for festival and contest submissions.

Find out what your screenplay would cost.

A page count and about ten seconds. No account, no card, no charge.

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