Studiovity - Film Screenplay

Studiovity - Film Screenplay empowers writers and filmmakers to craft polished scripts while managing production workflows. This mobile-first app combines industry-standard formatting with collaborative tools, enabling users to focus on storytelling without technical distractions. Writers choose Studiovity - Film Screenplay for its intuitive scene organization, real-time team coordination, and seamless integration of visual planning. Whether drafting a feature film or a TV pilot, the app structures narratives efficiently and synchronizes edits across distributed teams. With Studiovity - Film Screenplay, creators maintain creative momentum from initial draft to production-ready exports.  

Automated Script Formatting for Industry Compliance  

Studiovity - Film Screenplay auto-formats dialogue, scene headings, and action descriptions as users type, adhering to guidelines for film, TV, or stage. Writers select their project type during setup, and the app applies margins, fonts, and element spacing instantly. This eliminates manual adjustments, ensuring scripts meet submission standards. For example, typing “INT. CAFE - DAY” triggers a correctly styled scene heading. Users can export formatted scripts directly to PDF or Final Draft files, saving hours of reformatting.  

Real-Time Collaborative Editing and Feedback  

Teams invite members via email or link to co-edit scripts within Studiovity - Film Screenplay. Multiple users type simultaneously, with changes highlighted in color-coded text. The “Comment” tool lets stakeholders attach notes to specific lines, while the “Suggest Mode” proposes edits without altering the main draft. Writers resolve feedback through threaded discussions, maintaining a unified workflow. Notifications alert users to new comments, streamlining revisions during fast-paced productions.  

Scene Management Dashboard for Narrative Structuring  

The dashboard in Studiovity - Film Screenplay displays scenes as draggable cards, organized by location, characters, or timelines. Writers reorder sequences by dragging cards, update scene statuses (e.g., “Completed” or “Pending”), and apply filters to isolate plot threads. Each card shows word count, key characters, and linked storyboard panels. This visual overview helps directors assess pacing and producers estimate shooting schedules.  

Visual Storyboard Integration with Script Linking  

Studiovity - Film Screenplay allows users to upload sketches or photos into storyboard panels, which link directly to script scenes. Tapping a scene heading reveals associated visuals, helping directors plan shots. Writers add panel descriptions (e.g., “Close-up on protagonist”) to guide illustrators. During revisions, script changes trigger alerts for linked storyboards, ensuring consistency across departments.  

Version Control with Timeline Branching  

Each edit in Studiovity - Film Screenplay saves as a draft, accessible via a timeline. Writers create branches to test alternate plotlines without overwriting the main script. Comparing versions side-by-side highlights differences in dialogue or scenes. Production teams restore previous drafts in one click, safeguarding against unintended changes during collaborative sprints.  

Production-Ready Export and Deadline Tracking  

Studiovity - Film Screenplay exports scripts as PDFs, FDX files, or plain text, with customizable watermarks for stakeholders. The “Milestones” feature sets deadlines for drafts, revisions, or table reads, syncing with Google Calendar or Outlook. Push notifications remind teams of upcoming tasks, while progress bars track completion against project timelines.  

Key Features:  

- Auto-formatting for film, TV, and theater scripts  

- Real-time co-editing with color-coded changes and feedback tools  

- Drag-and-drop scene management dashboard  

- Storyboard panels linked to script scenes  

- Version history with draft comparisons and branching  

- Multi-format exports and deadline tracking