A woman with a letter watches a train disappear into the mist at dusk.

A film studio for one

Make your
screenplay
a film.

Your story. Your direction. An AI production assistant to help you bring it to the screen.

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The Last TrainOriginal AI concept imagery
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Built for one filmmaker

You direct. You approve.

Know the cost before you create

From the page to the screen

You bring the story.
We help with the rest.

No expertise in AI prompts needed. Page to Screen helps turn your screenplay into a production you can take one clear step at a time.

c.The Last TrainExample workflow
YOUR PRODUCTION01 — THE PLATFORM
SCREENPLAYEXT. RAILWAY PLATFORM — DUSK

ELLA watches the last train pull away. In her hand, a letter she never delivered.

ELLA

There's always tomorrow.

1.
Ella, the fictional lead character, in her rust-red jacket.
Ella Character reference
The fictional railway platform at dusk.
The platform Location reference

A starting point for your film.Let's establish Ella and the platform, then plan the shots around her final line.

Your approval comes nextScript → Characters → Shots

An illustrative walkthrough using an original fictional scene. Concept images are not a finished film or a live app recording.

A quiet moment with Ella on the platform, illustrating the kind of performance a filmmaker may want to preserve.
The details make the scene.
Example assistant feedback

“The performance works. Let's give the ending a little more room.”

Original take preserved

A second set of eyes

Stay in the
director's chair.

Your assistant can inspect new takes, flag continuity and dialogue issues, and suggest the next fix. You choose what makes the cut.

  • Keep what works.

    Extend a take or repair its sound while keeping the original available.

  • Carry your decisions forward.

    Approved characters, voices, and locations stay part of the production context.

  • Go deeper when you want to.

    Fine-tune shots, timing, and audio with optional editing controls.

Meet your production assistant

A simpler way to pay Planned pricing

Your budget.
On the screen.

We're building Page to Screen around straightforward usage pricing: actual AI costs, plus 10%. No monthly subscription.

Planning, references, and video in one visible film budget. Review the estimate before paid work, then keep track as you create.

THE PAGE TO SCREEN MODEL
AI cost + 10%

A small markup. A clear total.

Example provider usage$100.00
Page to Screen · 10%$10.00
Your total$110.00

Illustration, not a quote for a film. Usage billing is in development; this is our intended pricing model. Final payment and storage details will be published before billing launches.

Before the first take

A few good
questions.

Who is Page to Screen for?

Solo screenwriters and independent filmmakers who have a screenplay and want help bringing it to life with AI. The workflow is built so one person can direct, review, and assemble a production.

Do I need to know how to prompt AI?

You can describe the creative result you want in everyday language. The assistant helps turn that direction into shot plans and generation requests, using your approved references. You review the plan and estimated cost before paid generation.

Will it make the whole movie for me?

Page to Screen helps you work through the production, scene by scene. It can plan, generate, inspect, and suggest repairs, but you stay involved in the creative decisions and approve the results. AI output still needs your judgment, and some shots will take more than one attempt.

What can I export today?

You can export a Final Cut Pro timeline file (FCPXML) and a ZIP of the referenced media for editing and finishing. Native Final Cut Pro import is still being validated. A finished movie download and public viewing links are planned.

Can I try Page to Screen now?

Page to Screen is in private preview. If you've been invited, sign in to open your workspace. The guided production workflow is evolving as we test it on real filmmaking work.

For the film you keep thinking about

Your screenplay
deserves a screen.

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One filmmaker. One story. Let's make it.