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See who actually carries the conversation

Measure who carries a screenplay's dialogue, effective speaking-cast size, top-speaker concentration, and dialogue-scene mix.

Dialogue & cast balance

Paste Fountain text or choose a Fountain / Final Draft file, then map its speaking load and dialogue-scene mix.

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How to use the readout

Count first. Interpret second.

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    Paste or open the screenplay

    Use Fountain text or choose a Fountain / Final Draft file.

  2. 2

    Compare raw cast with the speaking core

    Read speaking-character count beside effective cast, then inspect how much of the dialogue the top one, three and five speakers carry.

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    Inspect the character and scene footprint

    Review the ranked dialogue-turn bars and the share of dialogue scenes with one, two, or three-plus speakers before deciding what the structure means for the rewrite.

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Use the readout as a rewrite note, then keep the draft, revisions, and writing tools together in Plot.

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