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Ernie Vecchione, Writer/Executive Producer, "Sex Ed: The Series"
"Anyone can tell you what's wrong with a script. Few can tell you what's right. And even fewer can tell you how to make it great. ScriptCrawler's notes helped me clarify my story and expand it to where everyone who read it got excited by it. ScriptCrawler's readers approach your script from a storyteller's point of view. Their generous and intelligent input will give you what a writer really needs - a collaborator with your best intentions at heart."
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Trent Carlson, Writer/Director/Producer, anagrampictures.com
"We've used ScriptCrawler's Coverage Services on numerous projects. It's rare to get smart, accurate, market worthy feedback at an early phase of development. We found it invaluable."
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Jenny Krumrine, Greater Philadelphia Film Office "Set in Philadelphia" 2008 Regional Award Winner
"The page-by-page feedback helped me recognize opportunities for ramping up the visual and emotional impact of my scenes. The notes gave me a clearer awareness of where I'm affecting the reader the way I intended, and where I'm not. My screenplay is now a first round qualifier in the British Feature Screenplay Competition. Thanks for the advice!"
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Rachel Long, Chesterfield Fellow and Austin Film Festival Finalist
"Your coverage is an integral part of my writing and rewriting process. Nobody sees anything I write until you see it first. Your passion for story, character and cinematic chops translate so well in the feedback and notes provided that I am indebted, thankful and addicted. Your critiques and instructive notes have made me a better writer—and have made all of my scripts better. In fact, as I write new scripts and projects, I have your 'voice' and past notes in mind. Your suggestions always make me say, 'Why didn’t I think of that?' I would not be the writer I am today—or have the interest in my projects that I’m seeing now—if it weren’t for your coverage."
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Brian Pittman, Austin Film Festival Finalist and Cinestory Semifinalist
"Securing your story coverage was the smartest thing I ever did as a writer, and the strength of the material proves it. Professional, spot-on story analysis of this caliber and insight are incredibly rare, and I know, because my writing partner and I have certainly worked through the ranks of readers, gurus and analysts these past years. Not only does your understanding of story and character development stand head and shoulders above others', but so too does your market sensibility. When you point out ways to make a script more marketable, your recommendations mirror feedback we’ve fielded from top producers. And when you provide writer’s notes, they similarly reflect a true writer’s sensibilities. Perhaps most impressive is your grasp of structure and ability to see weaknesses in projects while offering very real, manageable solutions that are organic to the story. You’re also not skimpy with kudos where due. That’s like gold. It’s rare, valuable and worth digging for. Finally, great coverage is as quantitative as it is qualitative—and your a) story synopses and b) script suggestions certainly have been as comprehensive and voluminous as they have been insightful, cogent and, well, absolutely right. I’ll be back for more."
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Art Blum, Screenwriter, Los Angeles, California
"I recommend ScriptCrawler’s "Extended Coverage Service." It’s the most comprehensive analysis I’ve received from any analyst, and I’ve used quite a few. I got pages and pages of very constructive notes. ScriptCrawler Coverage points out all the strengths and weaknesses of your script, and offers loads of helpful suggestions. All this for 100 bucks, and in one week, even during the holidays. If you find a better deal on the net, please let me know."
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Dan Reilly, Screenwriting Student
"Writing a screenplay can be a lonely, confusing affair. After a while, tunnel vision sets in and you can't see the forrest for the trees. The draft in front of you doesn't reflect the vision you had in mind - that inspiration that drove you to write in the first place. Amid rewrites for a demanding screenwriting program, outside notes are invaluable to getting a fresh perspective. ScriptCrawler goes above and beyond basic 'coverage' to discover the hidden gold at the core of your script. They sure did for me. After my consultation with ScriptCrawler, I felt my work not only had a professional polish, but wings to make it soar."
