We first began back in 2001 providing basic As-Broadcast Scripts for The Walt Disney Company.
In 2013, we formally launched Scriptz expanding the scope of our scripting services as well as widening our client base to include other major studios, production houses, and independent filmmakers. In 2016, we expanded further adding scripting for various streaming platforms as well as podcasts.
Certainly, a lot has changed over the years, but what has remained consistent is our commitment to creating the perfect script for our clients.
Unlike other companies in the business, Scriptz does not provide closed captioning and subtitling services; however, we work with some great companies that do! Our focus has been, and always will be, on creating the perfect As-Broadcast Script and Dialogue List for our clients.
With a team of in-house editors, located on both the East and West Coasts of the U.S., Scriptz is ready 24/7 to meet our clients’ scripting needs. Whether it is a basic script or a full Creative Series package, we’ve got you covered.
Our proprietary Easy As 1-2-3 software makes it simple for you to design your own script based on your needs with all of our rates upfront and no hidden costs.
At Scriptz, we not only guarantee accuracy, reliability, and professionalism, but we promise every client a worry-free experience.
A Transcription Script (TS) is created for film, television, radio, academic and podcast productions.
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An As-Broadcast Script (ABS) is created for a Film or Television production. These are verbatim scripts created to match the final edited version of a production.
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Our Dialogue List As-Broadcast Scripts (DLABS) meet all Netflix standards and guidelines; however, these may vary based on client needs.
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Available Discounts
Provide us a final Caption or Subtitle file to receive a $1/min discount.Projects greater than 10 episodes receive a $1/min discount.First time clients and referrals also receive discounts.
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A video with locked picture and burned-in time code.
Time code should be in a clearly visible, yet non-obstructive, window on program video. (Time code window must match time code on the master.)
Video formats can be MPEG-1, MP4, AVI, Quick Time or WMV. All videos uploaded directly and securely to our Aspera or FTP servers.
A video with locked picture and burned-in time code.
Time code should be in a clearly visible, yet non-obstructive, window on program video. (Time code window must match time code on the master.)
Video formats can be MPEG-1, MP4, AVI, Quick Time or WMV. All videos uploaded directly and securely to our Aspera or FTP servers.
Wanda Wilkens
Marc Alec
Ronald Gonzalez
With 20 plus years in the business, our experienced representatives are standing by to guide you in building the perfect final script that meets all your needs.
