Prescene is an AI script development and story understanding platform for the film and television industry, positioned on its official website as "understands your script." It serves teams in development, production, representation, and education, with the core goal of connecting everything from a single script to an entire season of episodes—characters, scenes, versions—into a unified story understanding, so that every decision begins with a grasp of the material.
Main capabilities
- Script understanding and Q&A: You can ask questions about a script, such as "When does Mara decide to tell the truth?", and the system will locate the specific scene (e.g., beginning in Scene 18, formal commitment in Scene 52) and give a traceable answer pointing to the underlying scene, character, and version.
- Version and draft comparison: Supports comparing different drafts to understand story-level changes, not just text changes on the page.
- Episode tracking: Tracks characters, plotlines, and story arcs across episodes, supporting "series intelligence" analysis from a single script to an entire season of episodes.
- Script coverage: Produces decision-ready reports in minutes, including scores, strengths, risks, and next-step recommendations.
- Production document generation: Creates grounded, editable documents such as financial plans, production schedules, and character breakdowns based on the script.
- Writing tools: Provides free scriptwriting functionality for formatting, revising, and exporting; AI capabilities can be layered on when needed.
- Integration capabilities: Connects Prescene to Drive, AI tools, and internal systems so story context follows the workflow.
How to use
- The official website provides entry points such as "Start with a script," "Start writing free," "Explore series intelligence," "Explore Workflows," and "Explore integrations." Users can begin by uploading or writing a script, then analyze, compare, evaluate, or generate production documents. Specific operating steps, registration process, and complete interface details are not yet provided.
Applicable scenarios Suitable for teams in film and television development, production, representation and agency, and education, helping them make material-based decisions in script evaluation, version management, episode tracking, and pre-production planning.
Plans and limitations The official website lists three tiers: up to 10 scripts; up to 50 scripts with support for custom workflows; and up to 200 scripts with support for batch uploads. The official website does not provide specific pricing, detailed feature differences between tiers, or payment methods, and these are not yet provided. Regarding privacy, scripts are private by default and are not used to train AI models.
