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The Reel Sheet — From Script to Screen

Script to screen · production planning

We are firm believers that art should be made by humans — The Reel Sheet is a tool that helps more humans make art.

Upload your script, treatment, or pitch, and The Reel Sheet shows you which tax incentives your shoot qualifies for and builds the funding pack and pitch deck you need to raise the money — with the budget, breakdown, and schedule to back it up. Your uploads are secure, private, and never used to train AI.

Plus the baseline every production needs: tool-built budget, script breakdown, shooting schedule, locations, and casting — in minutes. How the incentive finder works →

Start here
Working title (optional)
Production type
Upload script or pitch
Location & incentive focus
Production notes (guide the first generation)
The tool treats these as hard constraints when building the budget, schedule, locations, and casting plan. You can add more notes after the first run to refine it.
The tool takes ~20–40s to analyze
Getting started

No script uploaded yet

Nothing to analyze so far. Here's how a project comes together in three steps.

1 · Upload your material

Drop a PDF, Word doc, Final Draft file, or plain text. Scripts, treatments and pitch decks all work — pick the matching type so the tool reads it correctly.

2 · Add your constraints

Open Optional setup to set union status, a hard budget cap, shoot-day limits, or attachments. The tool treats these as rules, not suggestions.

3 · Generate the plan

You get a budget with line-item math, a schedule, breakdowns, casting and crew ideas, plus location and tax-incentive picks with confidence scores.

Tip: no script handy? Paste a few pages of text into the upload box's text field — even a one-page pitch is enough for a first-pass budget you can refine later.