A screenplay library that saves your place
SCRIPT is a curated screenplay library built for anyone who loves film and television. It's a place to read the scripts that shaped cinema — at your own pace, on any device, with your progress saved automatically so you can always pick up where you left off.
Browse hundreds of professionally produced screenplays, track what you've read, and build a personal reading history — all in a clean, distraction-free reading experience that keeps the focus on the words on the page.
Our curated screenplay library features hundreds of professionally written and produced scripts from major studios and independent films. Organised by genre, writer, studio, and awards — so you can always find something worth reading. All screenplays are provided for educational purposes under fair use.
SCRIPT remembers exactly where you are in every screenplay. Close the tab, switch devices, come back days later — your place is saved. No bookmarks needed. Just open and keep reading.
Every screenplay you open is added to your reading history. See what you've finished, what you're partway through, and what's still on your list. Your profile builds over time into a personal record of everything you've read.
All screenplays are either found online or provided by users. We organise and share publicly available materials for educational purposes.
We post screenplays under fair use for education and research. Check your local laws and institutional policies for your specific use case.
No. These screenplays are shared under fair use only. We don't have rights to grant commercial usage of any materials.
We only post screenplays from professionally produced films and series.
Yes. We honour all removal requests from creators and copyright owners. Contact us if you need a screenplay removed.
Absolutely! While we can't guarantee every request, we welcome suggestions. Submit your requests through our contact page.
SCRIPT is built with Next.js and React on the frontend, backed by Supabase for authentication, data storage, and file storage. Screenplay metadata is enriched via The Movie Database (TMDb) API. PDF rendering is powered by PDF.js.
“If you want to be a writer, you must do two things above all others: read a lot and write a lot.”— Stephen King
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