Script
Write, import, and export your screenplay.
Writing
The Script viewThe Script view lays the whole project out as a screenplay: scene headings, then one card per shot with its script and thumbnail. Write here and the shots appear on the Storyboard.Overview@mentions and #references in your scriptType @ to mention an element (a character, location, prop or style) and # to point at a scene or shot. A mention shows the element's picture, keeps names consistent and gives Tribe AI the element's details.ConceptReading and editing the script beside your framesStoryboard cards carry the script under each frame, and the Canvas side panel has a Script tab for the open shot. Both edit the same words as the Script view.TaskRich text in the scriptScript lines and scene descriptions take bold, italic, underline, strikethrough, text color and highlight. Select some text to get the toolbar. Not every format survives every export.ConceptScript blocks: Action, Dialogue, Caption, Note and LyricA shot's script is a stack of text blocks. Action is the default; Dialogue has a speaker; Caption is on-screen text; Note is a production note; Lyric is a sung line.ConceptSections: mark acts and chaptersA section is a centered title above a scene, like ACT ONE, for marking acts or chapters. Add one from a scene menu in the Script view. Sections travel with their scene and appear in script exports.TaskWrite a script with AIDescribe what should happen and AI writes it: a whole scripted project from the Create page, or new shots added into the script you are writing. Task
Importing
Import a script (.fdx, .fountain, .docx, .txt, or paste)Paste a script or drop a Final Draft, Fountain, Word or text file, review how it splits into scenes and shots, map any properties it mentions, and confirm. Scenes and dialogue arrive intact.OverviewThe import review stepReview script lists every scene, shot and line found in your script. Split or join shots, untick anything you do not want, then add it to the project or replace what is already there.Task