Plot & Page Script Consulting

Check out our new blog post about the importance of real, detailed proofreading for your script. Honestly, it can make all the difference!

We just got this lovely endorsement from repeat client Sally Pont. We adore her and are simply blushing to hear it's mutual. If you are interested in having us take "assiduous care" with your pilot, visit plotandpage.com.

Support Staff 201: The Writers’ Assistant — Plot & Page Writers’ Assistant is the best Support Staff position. (This isn’t up for debate.)

New blog post in our series on Support Staff positions! This time we're covering the coveted Writers' Assistant seat. It's nice work... if you can get it! #tvwriter #televisionwriting #screenwriter #blog www.plotandpage.com/blog/support...

This is why we pay proofreaders. 😆 Rates on our site. 😘

2025 Zero Draft Thirty March Challenge! One month. Fade In. Fade Out. Write an entire zero draft.

Anybody else planning to rock out a feature in 31 days? 👀

When there's an oddly cozy sidequest in the middle of your book, we'll know it was written today. 🧁

Thank HEAVENS Steven Spielberg, Scott Frank, and Jon Cohen spent so much time with experts to expand on Phillip K Dick's premise that this is an absolutely ghastly idea! Writers to the rescue, once again! 🦸

Here's a TERRIFIC example with a very smart thread underneath. bsky.app/profile/badd...

Would love to hear your thoughts on this. A good midpoint turn that directs your characters on a different quest than expected is a joy, but there's a danger of betraying your audience. How do YOU handle that? (We know our answer...)

Why conversation is the best form of feedback on your writing — Plot & Page Notes come in all shapes and sizes, but we think the best feedback is part of a conversation with your reader, not just a faceless written document. A back and forth can help you solve script problems...

In a recent blog post, Michael covers the benefits of different kinds of notes and why we at P&P choose to specialize in collaborative, conversation-based feedback. #amwriting #writingcommunity #scriptsky #screenwriting

plotandpage.com/blog/notes-in-doubt-chat-it-out

Yeah, we're all a little distracted and distraught... Still, congrats on your prolific publishing!

It gets easier to revise when you're further along in the document. Write the parts that come easily and, when you come back to the hard parts, they'll make more sense!

Remind me to tattoo this on my forehead in reverse so I can read it in the mirror...

You... FORGOT??

This is very satisfying... Fingers crossed!

There's always more to learn! 👏

You are checking off all the things on our list! (Except, wait! Tell me they go back to being lovers! 🫣)

Script Coverage gives you valuable insight into what a cold-reader might take from your script, but sometimes you want to be able to explain what you were going for so your reader can help you achieve your goals. That's where Script Consultants come in.

Plot & Page Plot & Page is a script consulting service for screenwriters, television writers, novelists, and playwrights, offering collaborative notes and work sessions for any stage of story development - from i...

Have you been to plotandpage.com? Our website has a blog about all things screenwriting, a price sheet (including introductory discounts!) and description of services, and a form to contact us and get started polishing your script!

Extremely valuable resource Javi provides purely out of a desire to enrich, democratize, and demystify for emerging writers.

Depends on so many factors, mostly where you're shooting and who you know! Seems imminently achievable!

We're a service that does this for screenplays. I'm sure the same thing exists for books! You just have to make sure you're vetting them and seeing that they've been used by pros. Good luck!

Of course. 🤦‍♀️

Snacks, naps, and cats?

Extremely intriguing!!

"Must You Save The Cat," a blog post in which eight professional screenwriters weigh in on what books about storytelling inspire them.

Karrie Crouse recommends George Saunders' "A Swim in a Pond in the Rain"

Jonny Gomez recommends Stephen King's "On Writing"

Daniel Talbott recommends William Goldman's "Adventures in the Screen Trade"

In the latest post on our blog, eight professional screenwriters give their recommendations for the books that make better storytellers. Read at plotandpage.com/blog

This is a great campaign to support writers and other film and tv industry artists in Los Angeles! Sign and share

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