GET hold OF THE BEST SCRIPT COVERAGE ONLINE (FROM A PRO WRITER not AN anonymous reader).

Our script coverage services.

You’ll find all of our screenplay coverage services below—the only TV and film coverage that lets you pick a pro screenwriter according to your script’s genre.

(We also have a Pitch Consultancy Call service in which you can practice and get feedback on your pitch.)

Why put up with vague, half-baked notes from anonymous readers? Choose script coverage from a pro instead.

Pick one of our pro screenwriters to write up your TV or film coverage depending on their genre specialty. You can read their full bios and credits here.

Here’s what you’ll get with our script coverage services:

1. Your choice of pro screenwriter. All of our screenplay coverage services are performed by working screenwriters who have sold screenplays and had them produced. And you’re free to choose one depending on your script’s genre.

2. Script coverage without the fluff. Tired of paying for vague script coverage services that leave you feeling confused and deflated? You know what we mean. Stuff like, “Let the story breathe,” “Trust in your main character,” and “Never use camera angles.” At Script Reader Pro, we approach each project with the same aim: to give you a solid action plan on how to fix what’s not working as well is it could.

3. Industry buzz and high fives! Many of our wonderful clients have left a ton of 5/5 star reviews on Google and Facebook. Our script coverage services have also been featured in Indiewire, Creative Screenwriting, Raindance and many other sites.

4. Industry connections. If you receive a “Recommend” rating on your script coverage it means your script doctor really liked your screenplay and may be able to pass it on to their manager, agent or other industry contacts.

5. Post-script coverage follow-up. Many of our screenplay coverage services come with a free email follow-up service in which you can ask a couple of questions about our script doctor’s feedback on your screenplay.

6. Super-fast turnaround time. Our services (apart from Rewrite/Polish) all come with a 14-day turnaround time, but if you need it back even sooner we have 3-Day and 7-Day Rush services available.

Script coverage FAQs. 

You can find the answers to most questions in our knowledge base but here are some answers to popular questions about our best script coverage and script doctor services below.

Q1. Just what is “script coverage” exactly?

Good question, because while we’ve been referring to our services as “script coverage,” in industry terms they’re actually closer to in-depth “script notes.”

Traditionally, TV and film coverage is written by an intern, assistant or script reader at a production company, or for a manager or agent. They’re a basic one or two pages of feedback on a screenplay or teleplay so the producer, exec, manager or agent doesn’t have to read the whole script.

Script notes, on the other hand, are what an exec, script doctor or other industry pros give to writers in order to improve it. They’re usually much longer than one or two pages.

Some script consultancies, such as ours, offer paid screenplay coverage services mimicking this process in which a script doctor writes a substantial document full of story fixes, ideas and suggestions for the next draft. Hence the term “script doctor” rather than “script reader” which is often just an intern or assistant at a company.

We call our script notes “script coverage services” simply because it’s a more widely known term among aspiring writers.

Q2. Okay, so what’s the difference between your “script coverage services/script notes” and “script doctor services?”

In the film industry, script doctor work usually involves a professional, high-end screenwriter being asked by a studio to rewrite another writer’s script. Most often this means fixing certain problem areas right before production, rather than the whole script.

While this term isn’t really used in the industry itself, we like to distinguish our TV and feature film coverage services from script doctor work as the latter involves actually rewriting or polishing a writer’s screenplay.

Q3. How much are your script coverage services and script doctor services?

Here are some of our most popular products’ prices: Classic Feature Film Coverage (4+ pages of notes) is $169. Deluxe Feature Film Coverage (12+ pages of notes) is $449. Classic TV Script Coverage and Deluxe TV Script Coverage are $149 and $399 respectively. Our Screenwriting Mentorship Program is $1449.

You’ll find all our TV and film coverage service prices and “Step by Step Purchasing Instructions,” however, on each individual script coverage page listed above.

Simply scroll down to the bottom of whichever service page you’re on to see the specific instructions on how to get started. Our script doctor services are not listed by price as quotes vary according to the project.

Q4. What’s the turnaround time on your script coverage services?

All of our screenwriting coverage services have a turnaround time of up to 14 calendar days (approx). We also have a 3-Day Rush and a 7-Day Rush service if you need your script coverage back sooner.

(Note: Scripts received after 12 noon PST will be processed the following morning.)

Our script doctor services, however, such as script rewrites, polishes and adaptations have longer turnaround times—usually between one and two months.

Q5. How do I choose a pro according to my script’s genre?

During checkout, you’ll be asked who you’d like to complete your script coverage. Head on over to our About Us page and you’ll find a list of all our professional screenwriters and their genre specialties.

Q6. Why do aspiring screenwriters love you guys so much?

We’re a modest bunch here at Script Reader Pro, so maybe it’s best if you read some of the 5/5 star reviews on Google and Facebook about our TV and film coverage 🙂

Q7. Can I see a script coverage sample?

Sure thing. On each service page, you’ll find a link to a screenwriting coverage example which you can download. On this page, you’ll also find more information on what script coverage is and links where you download a script coverage example of each type.

Q8. How can I get an agent? Can you guys get me one?

We recommend you read this post: How To Get A Screenwriting Agent: The Ultimate Guide. After receiving your screenplay coverage, we may be able to hook you up with an agent, manager or producer, but we have to love your script.

If your screenplay coverage receives a “Recommend” rating, we may ask if you’d like us to pass your work on to our pro’s contacts (as long as it’s also a good fit.)

Thanks for checking out our TV and film coverage services. We look forward to working with you! 

If you have any questions we haven’t covered, check out our knowledge base or feel free to email.