For screen actors
The sides came in last night
You have a tape due tomorrow, four pages you have never seen, and a reader who is asleep. The words have to sit in your mouth well enough that you can stop thinking about them and act.
Call for Line gets you there faster than a highlighter does. Drop the sides in, take your role, and run the scene out loud until it holds.
Set up in the time it takes to make coffee
Send the pages in as a PDF. They come back split into scenes with the characters found for you. Nothing to type in, nothing to record.
Know the words are actually there
It listens while you speak and marks what you missed. On tape day, the difference between almost knowing a line and knowing it shows up in your face.
The line you fluff twice is the line it keeps
Trouble spots carry between runs, so your last pass before you record is the six lines that keep slipping rather than all forty.
Before you ask
- Will it read a PDF of sides?
- Yes, and sides are what it sees most. Screenplay pages are recognized without you marking anything up, so the character names and the scene breaks come out on their own.
- Is it fast enough for an overnight turnaround?
- A few pages come back in well under a minute. A full script takes longer, so start the upload while you make your notes.
- What if the microphone mishears me?
- Tap Word Perfect and the line takes full credit. The score is there to measure your memory, not your microphone.
Start with a real free plan
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