StoryboardSee a frame
A screenwriter at a kitchen table at night, lit by a laptop and a lamp, rain on the window

See the scene before you rewrite it

Mid-draft and not sure the scene works? Set up the shot and look at it.

See a frame

A director's monitor for writers

The screen is split in two. Your live frame sits on the left, and your shot settings sit on the right: day or night, camera movement, shot size, angle, lighting, weather and more.

SampleOne kitchen scene, two settings
Sample frame: a writer at her kitchen table at night, rain on the window, a lamp beside the laptopSample frame: a writer at her kitchen table in morning sun, clear sky in the window
INT. KITCHEN, NIGHTSample frame
Time of day
Movement
Slow push-in
Shot size
Medium
Angle
Eye level
Lighting
Table lamp
Weather
Rain

Set it.
Read it.
Rewrite it.

Every setting you touch redraws the frame in a second or two, so you rewrite a scene by looking at it.

  1. A high-angle wide shot of a writer alone in a dark kitchen at night

    Set

    Pick the size and the angle for the scene you are stuck on.

  2. A medium shot of a writer at her laptop, lamplight on her face

    Read

    Does the moment land the way you wrote it?

  3. A close-up of a writer resting her chin on her hand, rain on the window behind her

    Rewrite

    Fix the scene on the page, then set the next shot.

$15/month

One plan, paid monthly through the hosted checkout.

Free with no signup: one scene of up to 8 frames. Paid adds:

  • About 300 final frames a month
  • Unlimited quick sketches
  • PDF board
  • Share links
  • PNG downloads