Bel Air Studios.
This is Hollywood 2.0.

Notes, logline, synopsis, a rigorous rubric and an honest verdict. The same script always gets the same verdict.

Eight weeks on one draft: structure, scenes, dialogue and revision reads, with before-and-after scores.

Your whole script performed by a full AI cast, so you can hear whether the dialogue plays.

Every element by scene: cast, extras, props, wardrobe, vehicles, effects and stunts.

A line-item budget with top sheet, union rates and departmental contingency.

Stripboard and day-out-of-days, with options to compare.

Choose a directing style and every department lights, frames and paces to it.

Character breakdowns and generated performers who keep the same face from first frame to last.

Locations scouted and kept consistent, with jurisdictions ranked by net return.

Coverage and camera plans with the lens, focus and blocking a camera team works from.

Sets built to the scene, with actors and cameras placed and checked before anything is shot.

Boards and previsualization drawn from the staged scene, not guessed from the page.

Period makeup, weathering, wounds and grime, applied without changing who the character is.

Period-accurate costume, with continuity held scene by scene.

Every setup lit to the director's eye and the time of day the scene calls for.

Each shot generated to its plan and checked against it: framing, identity, continuity.

A directing pass that reviews every take and keeps the best, with your notes as the final word.

Dialogue performed by cast voices, matched to the read the scene needs.

Original score and sound design written for the scene.

Scenes cut together, quality-checked and exported for festival, pitch or screen.