Script X-Ray
Paste a script and see where attention fractures before you film.
The exact sentence where the hook stops buying the next line.
The stretch that feels clear in your head, but slow, flat, or low-payoff to a cold viewer.
The structural crack that makes a strong concept feel weaker than it should on screen.
How it pushes a script toward outlier territory
Script X-Ray pressure-tests the parts that decide whether people stay or drift: hook force, emotional arc, pacing, curiosity, payoff timing, clarity, and momentum from one beat to the next.
You don't just get a vague verdict. You see where the structure softens, where tension drops, where the script over-explains, and where the next line fails to earn attention. That is what lets a creator tighten the shape, sharpen the movement, and turn a decent draft into a script that feels built to hold retention.