What teams do with draft2cut

Ten ways to use draft2cut, from a first script to a finished video and its records.

You have a script and a small team, and no studio pipeline.

A screenplay and a treatment exist; a fund, a market or a broadcaster meeting is coming up.

Your project needs a look that holds.

A client needs to approve a spot before production.

The same material has to exist in several languages.

You are a writer or a director who wants to see the script.

You are looking for partners and need something to show.

You produce episodes and the cast has to stay the same.

You teach or run a lab.

A client, broadcaster or platform asks what was generated, with which tools, and whether the content is labelled; some of the cast are real people.

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