EnglishLlamaGen Original

THE LAST VOTE

Hollywood-style screenplay sample

FADE IN:

INT. COUNTY COURTHOUSE - DAY

The jury box is full. MAYA REYES watches the lights flicker above the witness stand.

MAYA

I drove that bus because the city forgot who was waiting.

Cut to:

EspañolLlamaGen Original

MAIN STREET DINER

Hollywood-style screenplay sample

FADE IN:

EXT. TEXAS DINER - DAWN

El letrero de neon zumba. ROSA sirve cafe a dos bomberos cubiertos de ceniza.

ROSA

En este pueblo, nadie se va sin que alguien le guarde un sitio.

Cut to:

FrançaisLlamaGen Original

BOROUGH LINE

Hollywood-style screenplay sample

FADE IN:

INT. NEW YORK SUBWAY PLATFORM - NIGHT

Un train express traverse la station. ELI tient une enveloppe marquee GRAND JURY.

ELI

Si je monte dans ce train, toute la ville saura pourquoi.

Cut to:

日本語LlamaGen Original

GYMNASIUM LIGHTS

Hollywood-style screenplay sample

FADE IN:

INT. 高校体育館・投票所 - 夜

星条旗の下で発電機が止まる。JUNEは投票用紙の箱を抱え直す。

JUNE

ドアを閉めたら、外の人たちは最初からいなかったことになる。

Cut to:

中文LlamaGen Original

LAKE STREET

Hollywood-style screenplay sample

FADE IN:

外景. 芝加哥高架站台 - 清晨

列车轰鸣而过。DANIEL把湿透的证词塞进外套内袋。

DANIEL

这不是一个人的案子,这是整条街的记忆。

Cut to:

ItalianoLlamaGen Original

SILVER LAKE ROOM

Hollywood-style screenplay sample

FADE IN:

INT. LOS ANGELES WRITERS' ROOM - LATE NIGHT

Post-it coprono la parete. NINA fissa una carta con scritto THE CHOICE.

NINA

Se il finale non costa niente, il pubblico lo sentira.

Cut to:

EnglishLlamaGen Original

THE LAST VOTE

Hollywood-style screenplay sample

FADE IN:

INT. COUNTY COURTHOUSE - DAY

The jury box is full. MAYA REYES watches the lights flicker above the witness stand.

MAYA

I drove that bus because the city forgot who was waiting.

Cut to:

EspañolLlamaGen Original

MAIN STREET DINER

Hollywood-style screenplay sample

FADE IN:

EXT. TEXAS DINER - DAWN

El letrero de neon zumba. ROSA sirve cafe a dos bomberos cubiertos de ceniza.

ROSA

En este pueblo, nadie se va sin que alguien le guarde un sitio.

Cut to:

FrançaisLlamaGen Original

BOROUGH LINE

Hollywood-style screenplay sample

FADE IN:

INT. NEW YORK SUBWAY PLATFORM - NIGHT

Un train express traverse la station. ELI tient une enveloppe marquee GRAND JURY.

ELI

Si je monte dans ce train, toute la ville saura pourquoi.

Cut to:

日本語LlamaGen Original

GYMNASIUM LIGHTS

Hollywood-style screenplay sample

FADE IN:

INT. 高校体育館・投票所 - 夜

星条旗の下で発電機が止まる。JUNEは投票用紙の箱を抱え直す。

JUNE

ドアを閉めたら、外の人たちは最初からいなかったことになる。

Cut to:

中文LlamaGen Original

LAKE STREET

Hollywood-style screenplay sample

FADE IN:

外景. 芝加哥高架站台 - 清晨

列车轰鸣而过。DANIEL把湿透的证词塞进外套内袋。

DANIEL

这不是一个人的案子,这是整条街的记忆。

Cut to:

ItalianoLlamaGen Original

SILVER LAKE ROOM

Hollywood-style screenplay sample

FADE IN:

INT. LOS ANGELES WRITERS' ROOM - LATE NIGHT

Post-it coprono la parete. NINA fissa una carta con scritto THE CHOICE.

NINA

Se il finale non costa niente, il pubblico lo sentira.

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LlamaGen Script Agent
Format passCharacter arcMultilingual
Start Writing

AI assistant for every screenwriter

AI Screenplay Editor

The future of screenwriting is not a blank chatbot. It is a focused workspace that understands narrative structure, character arcs, and the formatting chores that pull you out of the scene.

Take the drudgery of screenplay formatting off your plate so you can focus on the art AI cannot touch.

Draft formats

Scene, action, dialogue

Languages

English, French, Japanese, Chinese, Italian

Workflow

Script to storyboard

"Our writing productivity jumped 80%. Real-time collab made remote writing actually work."

Screenplay workspace

A script page, a collaborator, and a production handoff in one place.

LlamaGen keeps the page readable while AI helps with structure, rewrites, localization, and the next step into storyboard.

LlamaGen screenplay editor

INT. SUPERIOR COURT - DAY

The courtroom is tense. Wooden benches creak as the JURY shifts in their seats. PROSECUTOR EVELYN CHO stands before the witness.

EVELYN CHO

Detective Wyatt... where were you on the night of March 17th?

DETECTIVE WYATT

At the scene. The Hawkins residence. 10:42 PM.

Evelyn taps the case file. A single silver feather slides from the folder and lands between them.

Cut to:

Source-backed features

Real editor tools, not a generic AI checklist.

I read the screenplay workspace source and pulled these directly from the live implementation: format controls, workspace tabs, persisted outline and cover data, beats, versions, and statistics.

HeadingActionCharacterParentheticalDialogue

INT. BUS DEPOT - NIGHT

Rain taps the roof. MAYA folds the city map into a square.

MAYA

(under her breath)

We still have one stop left.

Tiptap block classes

Multiple Script Formats

Write in screenplay blocks that stay readable from outline to draft: scene headings, action, character names, parentheticals, dialogue, and transitions.

Source: components/ui/ScreenplayEditor.tsx
Writer room
MRJCAV

Version 12

Courtroom rewrite saved

current

Version 11

Dialogue pass from Jordan

restore

Version 10

Act two outline locked

restore
Save Version
Save Version

Team Collaboration

Share a draft with your room, collect notes in context, and keep remote writing sessions moving without losing the latest version.

Source: storyboardScreenplay

Statistics

Scenes3
Characters2
Beats10
Relations4
Structure advisorlive

The reveal is strong. Move Maya's choice before the evidence so the scene turns on character, not information.

ArcPaceSubtext
Live counts

Professional Script Advisors

Choose advisor styles for structure, dialogue, pacing, genre, or character arcs so feedback sounds like a useful producer, not a generic bot.

Source: computeContentStats
Arrangement10 beats
0'10'20'30'40'

Opening Image

1 scenes linked

Inciting Incident

2 scenes linked

First Refusal

3 scenes linked

Midpoint

4 scenes linked

10-beat timeline

Beat Arrangement Timeline

The Beats tab renders ten default story beats with title, description, order, start minute, duration, and linked scene IDs across an act-based timeline.

Source: BeatsArrangementView

Screenplay editor, improved

Less chrome. More page. Better notes.

The screenplay view should feel like a writing desk with just enough production tooling around it: calm controls, roomy pages, and clear handoffs when a draft is ready for the next conversation.

EXT. PIER - BLUE HOUR

Fog curls under the lamps. MARA waits with a tape recorder and a lie she has rehearsed too many times.

MARA

You said the boat left empty.

NIKO

I said I never saw who got on.

Smash cut to:

01

Format Without Friction

The page keeps its screenplay shape while you write.

Scene headings, dialogue, action, and transitions sit in their own lanes, so you are not fixing margins after the creative work is done.

Fast block switchingProduction-style pagesClean export path
Script Advisor
Structure

The action beat lands visually, but the character want is arriving one page late. Move the choice before the reveal.

Arc

Stronger reversal

Dialogue

Less exposition

02

Advisor Notes

Ask for showrunner-level notes without flattening your voice.

Use LlamaGen for alternate beats, stronger reversals, clearer wants, or a pass on the character arc. The writer stays in charge of the taste.

Structure passCharacter arc reviewDialogue alternatives

Screenplay

Shotlist

Storyboard

INT. SUPERIOR COURT - DAY moves into a shot plan with scene context, characters, and visual intent intact.
03

Story To Screen

Move from screenplay to storyboard when the scene is ready.

Once a sequence works on the page, carry it into LlamaGen storyboard, shotlist, and visual planning tools for the production conversation.

Script continuityShotlist handoffVisual review

Love letters from writers

Different languages. Same blank page.

Writers use LlamaGen as a quiet partner for format, structure, localization, and the next pass.

It handles the mechanical cleanup I used to dread. I can stay with the scene instead of wrestling the format.

United States

Maya R., Los Angeles

The translation pass keeps the emotional beat intact. It feels built for writers who care about subtext.

France

Adele M., Paris

The advisor notes are practical. They point to rhythm, stakes, and character want instead of vague inspiration.

Japan

Ren S., Tokyo

I can draft in Chinese, review structure in English, and bring the scene into storyboard without starting over.

China

Lin W., Shanghai

The multilingual workflow makes co-writing feel lighter. Everyone sees the same scene, not five scattered files.

Italy

Giulia C., Rome

Create Your First Screenplay Now

Start with a scene, treatment, or rough idea. LlamaGen will help shape the screenplay without taking the pen out of your hand.

Pricing for Screenplay

Plans for first drafts, serious rewrites, and full writers rooms.

Same LlamaGen plans, rewritten around screenplay work: drafting, formatting, collaboration, exports, and storyboard handoff.