Screenplay Package
$599
SGS™
Screenplay Grading System
SRP™
Screenplay Rewrite Plan
CRA™
Capital Recovery Assessment
SNR™
Script-to-Novel Report
Manuscript Package
$599
MGS™
Manuscript Grading System
CAR™
Cinematic Adaptation Report
CEA™
Commercial Exploitation Assessment
Publishing Houses & Studios
Multi-project pricing and enterprise licensing available.
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SGS™
Screenplay Grading System
Purpose
Measures the execution quality and market readiness of the screenplay itself.
Evaluates
Concept and originality
Structure and pacing
Character and dialogue
Genre execution
Emotional and visual storytelling
Market potential and overall polish
Benefits
Rapid first-pass screenplay evaluation
Standardized measurement across submissions
Identifies strengths, weaknesses, and execution quality
Prioritizes screenplays deserving development or acquisition attention
SRP™
Screenplay Rewrite Plan
Purpose
Identifies the changes most likely to improve a screenplay’s execution and provides a prioritized roadmap for rewriting.
Evaluates
Structural weaknesses
Character and story deficiencies
Scene-level effectiveness
Pacing and narrative momentum
Continuity and execution issues
Highest-impact revision opportunities
Benefits
Converts evaluation into an actionable rewrite strategy
Prioritizes the changes with the greatest potential impact
Focuses development resources where they matter most
Creates a measurable path toward screenplay improvement and resubmission
CRA™
Capital Recovery Assessment
Purpose
Evaluates the relationship between screenplay quality, marketability, production budget, and the financial pressure required to recover invested capital.
Evaluates
Screenplay execution
Marketability
Genre and intellectual property profile
Proposed production budget
Budget confidence
Capital recovery pressure
Benefits
Tests whether the proposed budget is appropriate for the underlying intellectual property
Identifies financial pressure before production capital is committed
Supports financing and acquisition decisions
Helps align production economics with the strength and commercial profile of the screenplay
SNR™
Script-to-Novel Report
Purpose
Measures the potential for a screenplay to expand successfully into long-form literary intellectual property.
Evaluates
Narrative expansion potential
Character depth and interiority
World-building opportunities
Story architecture
Genre suitability
Long-form literary potential
Benefits
Identifies valuable screenplay-to-novel opportunities
Reveals cross-media potential within existing intellectual property
Creates an additional path to audience development and commercialization
Helps rights holders recognize value beyond the screenplay’s original medium
MGS™
Manuscript Grading System
Purpose
Measures the execution quality of the manuscript itself.
Evaluates
Story structure, character development, narrative execution, genre effectiveness,
reader engagement, overall literary
craftsmanship
Benefits
Rapid first-pass evaluation
Standardized editorial assessment
Objective comparison across submissions
Prioritizes manuscripts deserving editorial attention
CAR™
Cinematic Adaptation Report
Purpose
Measures a manuscript’s potential for adaptation into feature film.
Evaluates
Cinematic storytelling potential
Adaptation complexity
Visual narrative strength
Scene and sequence efficiency
Cross-media viability
Benefits
Identifies film adaptation opportunities
Highlights valuable subsidiary rights
Supports rights acquisition decisions
Expands the commercial value of intellectual property
CEA™
Commercial Exploitation Assessment
Purpose
Measures the broader commercial opportunities surrounding the intellectual property.
Evaluates
Audience positioning
Cross-media potential
Commercial profile
Market expansion opportunities
Benefits
Identifies additional revenue opportunities
Supports long-term publishing strategy
Helps prioritize high-value intellectual property
Encourages thinking beyond book sales alone
The result is more than an evaluation.
NQL and FilmIQ is an integrated ecosystem for execution, development potential, production economics, and cross-media opportunities.
