Role-specific scene packet
Filter to every scene with an explicit cue for one character, then keep only the material needed for the session.
Create actor-ready rehearsal sides from Fountain: filter by character, select exact scenes, include directions, or mask the role's lines for cue practice.
Opens as a new Plot project once you sign in or create a free account. Inkwell keeps this copy for 24 hours.
Filter to one role, choose the scenes, and keep full dialogue or mask that role's lines for cue practice.
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Plain text, ready for notes, email, or printing.
1. INT. COMMUNITY RADIO STATION - NIGHT Rain needles the windows. LEAH watches the soundboard peak. LEAH There. It happened again. OMAR At exactly one seventeen. LEAH Play it back. Omar rewinds the recording. A low pulse fills the studio. OMAR That is not interference. --- 2. EXT. RADIO TOWER - LATER Leah and Omar climb through wet grass toward the blinking tower. LEAH If it repeats, mark the interval. OMAR If it answers us? LEAH Then we decide whether to answer back.
Useful output, not a score
Filter to every scene with an explicit cue for one character, then keep only the material needed for the session.
Mask the selected role's dialogue while preserving scene partners, cues, and optional directions.
Copy or download clean sides that are easy to annotate, email, print, or paste into rehearsal notes.
Paste screenplay text or choose a local .fountain or .txt file. Parsing stays in the browser.
Filter by explicit character cues, then select all or only the scenes planned for rehearsal.
Keep the full scene or mask the selected role's dialogue, then copy or download the packet.
It keeps the surrounding scene and other characters' dialogue but replaces the selected role's dialogue blocks with a YOUR LINE marker, creating a simple line-rehearsal prompt.
Yes. Turn off directions to keep character cues, dialogue, and parentheticals only. Keep them on when the physical context matters to the read.
No. Parsing, filtering, copying, and file creation happen locally in the browser. The source draft and generated text are not uploaded.
Sides
Excerpt pages of a script prepared for a specific day, audition, or work session — usually only the scenes and lines the actors or crew need, not the full book.
Character Cue
The speaker’s name above a dialogue block, conventionally in uppercase — the label that tells the reader who is talking.
Dialogue
The words characters speak in a story, play or film. In a screenplay each speech sits under the speaker's name in a narrow centered column; in Plot, a dialogue pass proposes tighter lines you accept or reject one at a time.
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