Learn how to use Screenplay effectively! Here are a few example prompts, tips, and the documentation of available commands.

Screenwriting Assistant with Screen.play

Screen.play is a powerful tool for writers to create smarter and quicker screenplays. It is powered by a growing knowledge of notable screenplays and an array of writing techniques. Here is a guide on how to use Screen.play for maximum productivity.

Available Commands

1. Find similar scripts:

With this command, you can find scripts that share similarities with your own. For example:

• find Similar scripts to "The Shawshank Redemption"

2. Get structural analysis:

This command will provide you with a structural analysis of your script. It breaks down your script into acts and scenes and tells you the timing of each section of the story. For example:

• get Structural analysis of script

3. Find writing prompts:

This command can help you generate new writing prompts based on the themes and genre of your script. For example:

• find Writing prompts for "Action"

4. Get Character development analysis:

This command provides a character development analysis of your script. It identifies the various arcs and growth they go through. For example:

• get Character development analysis of script

5. Find similar story ideas:

With this command, you can find other story ideas that are similar to your own. For example:

• find Similar story ideas to "It"

Example prompts

1. Prompt 1: "I want to write a thriller script about a bank robbery. Can you find me similar scripts and help me develop the characters' arcs?"

2. Prompt 2: "I'm working on a dating app script. Can you suggest some writing prompts to help me flesh out the romance between the two main characters?"

3. Prompt 3: "I'm struggling to structure my action script. Can you help me with the timing of each scene and identify any areas where I'm repeating myself?"

4. Prompt 4: "I want to write a horror script. Can you suggest some similar horror movies and help me develop the fears and anxieties of the main character?"

5. Prompt 5: "I'm working on a superhero script. Can you help me develop the protagonist's journey and find some similar superhero movies to guide me?"