The Script workspace

Script | Edit

Two workspaces over the same film. Script is for words and the story; Edit is for the cut, frame by frame.

1. Toggle next to the zoom slider

The prompt under the picture

Type the change you want. It lands in the film with one line saying what changed, and an Undo. It only turns into a conversation if Endroll needs to ask you something.

1. Script workspace
2. Type under the picture
3. Press Enter

Shows about N credits before it runs.

The film as text

Read the cut as its words. Drag a section to move it, mark words and press Delete to cut them, drag words out to make a new shot.

1. Script workspace
2. Choose the film-as-text reading
3. Drag sections, or mark words

• Shift+click words, then Delete to cut them
• Alt+↑ / Alt+↓ move a section

Screenplay reading

The screenplay with a coverage heat on each beat, so you see what footage supports which line. Click a beat to jump there.

1. Script workspace
2. Choose Screenplay

✍ Write the script for me

Endroll writes a script from your brief and what you actually shot.

1. Script workspace
2. Script tab
3. ✍ Write the script for me

Price range shown on the button.

Draft a new cut

From a brief or a screenplay and a target length, Endroll finds the moments and builds a cut. It also shows what the same action cost last time in this project.

1. Script tab
2. Write the brief or paste the screenplay
3. Set the length
4. Draft a new cut

A full draft of a five-minute film runs about 225 credits.

✎ Edit script → Re-cut from this script

Change the script as plain text and get a new cut that follows it.

1. Script tab
2. ✎ Edit script
3. Edit the text
4. Re-cut from this script

Rewrite with AI

Ask for another version of the script: shorter, warmer, for a different audience.

1. Script tab
2. Rewrite with AI

Reference pacing

Paste a YouTube link you love and the cut matches its pace.

1. Script tab
2. Paste the link under reference pacing
3. Draft the cut

Part of the draft's price.