Breakdown & Shot List
✨ Enhance script for AI · optional
A standard screenplay leaves a lot implied. This optional step rewrites each scene into fuller, AI-ready prose — describing the wardrobe, carried props and light your production bible already establishes, so every shot has the detail it needs. Story, action and dialogue are kept word-for-word; nothing is invented — each addition is drawn FROM the bible and listed in that scene’s ledger. The enhanced text becomes your working script for the Breakdown and Scene Cards; you can restore the original at any time.
Breakdown & Shot List
A virtual Director + DP — this is Phase 1. Build the film bible FIRST in “Screenplay → Production Bible” (everything below promotes into it). Then: ▶ Run the breakdown (it indexes the scenes, breaks each one down and builds its scene card - resumable, the price shown first) → 👥 Review characters (merge duplicates, drop background roles) → ✨ Complete the Cast, which fills a full profile, all looks/versions and a voice for every role and CLOSES Phase 1. The SHOTS and every frame are designed one scene at a time in the Scene List. Voices, the continuity checks and the imports are under ⋯ More tools.
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@[frankie-harper]:@[frankie-harper:desert-free-spirit] — Buffs the hood with a rag, stops and rests her hand on the red metal, watches June with defensive stillness, later retrieves a note and hands it over.@[june-harper]:@[june-harper:corporate-exile] — Grips her rolling suitcase handle, stands tense and rigid, softens briefly to pet Hank, takes and reads the folded paper, slips it into her pocket.@[frankie-harper]: “You came.” (Measured, matching her relaxed posture but carrying an undercurrent of surprise.)@[june-harper]: “He asked.” (Defensive, short, and tightly controlled.)@[frankie-harper]: “He asked eleven years ago too.” (Softly loaded, letting the bitter West Coast drawl land slowly.)@[june-harper]: “Fine. I'm driving.” (Steely and decisive, masking her grief with corporate command.)@[frankie-harper]: “You don't even know the way.” (Dryly incredulous, punctuated by a soft chuckle.)@[june-harper]: “I know the way.” (Quietly stubborn, looking straight ahead.)@[frankie-harper]:@[frankie-harper:desert-free-spirit] — Stops her hand movement, looks over her shoulder slightly toward June.@[frankie-harper]: “You came.” (Flat, underplayed, almost a statement of fact with subtle surprise.)@[frankie-harper]: “He asked eleven years ago too.” (Quieter, carrying the sharp sting of personal abandonment.)@[june-harper]:@[june-harper:corporate-exile] — Tightens her grip on her suitcase handle, then her shoulders drop slightly as Hank touches her leg; she looks down at him.@[june-harper]: “He asked.” (Curt, sharp, trying to deflect the personal accusation.)@[june-harper]:@[june-harper:corporate-exile] — Carefully unfolds the note, holding it steady despite a slight tremor in her fingers.@[frankie-harper]:@[frankie-harper:desert-free-spirit] — Crosses her arms, lets out a dry, incredulous breath, gesturing with one hand to the open desert road.@[june-harper]:@[june-harper:corporate-exile] — Slips the note into her pocket, lifts her chin, posture rigid and determined.@[june-harper]: “Fine. I'm driving.” (Cold, definitive, stepping forward to assert control.)@[frankie-harper]: “You don't even know the way.” (Amused but defiant, a challenge to June's authority.)@[june-harper]: “I know the way.” (Quietly intense, meeting her sister's eyes directly before turning to the car door.)