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They read like someone trying to fill their page count of a book report due in the morning and kept repeating the same thing in longer ways to hit the page count. Script Reader Pro gave me notes so bad we got a refund once. I tend to appreciate more individuals than coverage service companies. Once had a reader suggest a woman who had unprotected sex 6 hours prior start getting morning sickness! Blacklist isn’t a notes service, and no reader can read the same writers material more than once so you can’t resubmit and see if you made progress based on their notes.

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Personally, as someone who has entered a fair few competitions (placed in some), hosted on the blacklist (using the two months free hosting that comes with an 8+), I'd recommend not paying more than $200 for coverage, because the chances are, you'll redraft multiple times and so use the service multiple times over many months.Īgree on WeScreenplay- your mileage varies. They are uber- indie orientated unlike say - Industrial Scripts. They've been around for the longest and have a good rep.

CoverageInk gives 10-14 pages of standard analysis for $139.

This is cheeky, but I'd recommend reaching out to the writer who catches your eye and dropping them a LinkedIn message - you're likely to get a premium service far cheaper than what's offered on site. That being said, extensive coverage (+10 pages, including grammar, formatting, typos and mark-ups) costs $449 on their site.

ScriptReaderPro offers six pages of notes for $169 and the bios of the readers are not anonymised so you can see who the writer has worked with and what their projects rated on IMDB.

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Plus you can get to choose coverage according to the scripts likely budget.

They get back to you in 3-5 days with six pages of notes. You can read the anonymous bios of the readers.

IndieFilmHustle has industry pros who gave coverage reports to reputable production companies on staff.

They tend to be overgenerous in their ratings/critique, although it is always actionable (20% of reads get considers whereas the recommend is kept to the standard 1-3%) - so you might get a shock when you enter their actual competition. It's good stuff and super quick (72 hours) and affordable at $199.

WeScreenplay offers six pages of notes and in line commentary with a turnaround time of 72 hours.

They're $200 dollars or $390 to be read by two judges or $470 to be read by three judges. They have a turnaround time of between 2-3 weeks. They cover the basics like dialogue, plot holes, characters, sequencing, turning points and prospects/marketability. You even get their bio on the bottom of the page.

The Page awards offers 10 pages of detailed feedback by a competition judge.

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