The Stage 32 Proofreading Difference
A perfect script keeps your reader turning pages.
What to Expect - Your Path to Success
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Choose your file type
Choose your feature film screenplay or TV pilot format - final draft/screenwriting software, Word/RTF document
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Submit your script
Send your full screenplay for a complete proofread.
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An industry reader proofreads it
Structure, format, grammar, spelling, and dialogue, all corrected at once.
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Get your clean script
Receive your script back, corrected and market-ready.
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Proofreading
You’ll submit your completed screenplay for a professional reader and script editor to review from beginning to end.
Your script will be carefully proofread for spelling, punctuation, grammar, and industry-standard screenplay formatting, including sluglines, scene descriptions, dialogue headers, margins, fonts, spacing, and more.
In approximately 3 weeks, you’ll receive your fully corrected, professionally formatted script back in both its original file format and PDF.
This service is designed to clean up the presentation of your screenplay so distracting errors don’t get in the way when you submit, pitch, or send your work to the industry.
Walk away with a polished, market-ready script you can confidently put in front of decision-makers.
Starting at $349
CHOOSE YOUR SCRIPT FILE TYPE & LENGTH
1 · What are you sending?
2 · How long is it?
If your script is over 150 pages email moderator@stage32.com before purchasing
Feature Script Proofreading · 21-day turnaround. Attach your project at checkout.
Creatives like you are getting results
I've been impressed with the consults I've received from Stage 32. Case in point: Julia Verdin. She gave me excellent notes from her "First 10 Pages" read of my thriller LIKE AN ANIMAL. And she apparently went beyond the call of duty, because she pointed out a typo on page 41. Thanks to Julia, and Jason, and the whole Stage 32 crew.
Allen did a great job, he was prepared, had perfect visual reference of script and screen. And is the only person I've ever seen correctly cover idiosyncrasies such as spacing and punctuation for cadence.
Affordable, thorough, and quick. They caught a page-number error and a dropped scene heading that would have looked sloppy to a reader. Real peace of mind before putting my work in front of executives.
