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Doctoring is hands-on: it involves fixing written material by rewriting or co-rewriting with you. Script doctoring is available for full-length screenplays, short films, television scripts and plays, and is suited to a complete draft of a project rather than something in the earliest stages. Doctoring involves:
Polishing dialogue to make it sound more natural, funnier, or impactful.
Fixing camera directions and elements of setting so scenes come to life clearly and vividly.
Repairing structural issues to make sure the story’s pace and dramatic intensity are sustained.
Strengthening characters to make sure they come alive as authentic, three-dimensional humans with complexities and layers and collaborating with you to add character beats.
Ensuring the film’s tone and flow is consistent with its intended genre, such as adding or punching-up jokes to a comedy or intensifying action in a thriller.
$105/hour
Doctoring is hands-on: it involves fixing written material by rewriting or co-rewriting with you. Script doctoring is available for full-length screenplays, short films, television scripts and plays, and is suited to a complete draft of a project rather than something in the earliest stages. Doctoring involves:
Polishing dialogue to make it sound more natural, funnier, or impactful.
Fixing camera directions and elements of setting so scenes come to life clearly and vividly.
Repairing structural issues to make sure the story’s pace and dramatic intensity are sustained.
Strengthening characters to make sure they come alive as authentic, three-dimensional humans with complexities and layers and collaborating with you to add character beats.
Ensuring the film’s tone and flow is consistent with its intended genre, such as adding or punching-up jokes to a comedy or intensifying action in a thriller.
$105/hour