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screencurve watches your series, documentary, or film and writes the Format Bible.

Characters, dramaturgy, visual language: the DNA of why a story works. In minutes, every claim backed frame-accurate with a Timecode.

Analysis in minutesFrame-accurate proofData in the EU

A real Format Bible from one episode of Saltwater, every claim anchored to a Timecode.
A real Format Bible from one episode of Saltwater, every claim anchored to a Timecode.

The problem

Your best knowledge sits in finished Episodes and films. And never gets out.

Your formats work because the characters carry them, the tempo is right, and the cliffhangers land. But that knowledge is locked inside many hours of material. Writing a Format Bible takes days, a single question means hours of screening. And Anschlussfehler usually surface too late.

Days for a FormatbibelMinutes to the Formatbibel
Hours of screening per questionAsk the Film: answers frame-accurate
Anschlussfehler caught too lateAnschlussfehler in view before sign-off
Laborious compliance reviewCompliance notes automatically

Ask the Film

One episode in, its format DNA out.

screencurve reads a finished Episode and writes its Format Bible in minutes. Then you use Ask the Film for any question. Every answer comes back frame-accurate, with a Timecode to jump to.

  • Every claim backed frame-accurate
  • Answers in conversation, not search results
  • Click a timecode and jump straight to the scene
Ask the Film: every answer carries a clickable Timecode.

How it works

Watch, understand, ask.

Three steps from a finished Episode to a searchable Format Bible. No setup, no training, no manual tagging.

  1. 01

    Watch

    Upload an Episode or import it from source storage. screencurve watches image, sound, edit, and dialogue.

  2. 02

    Understand

    It writes the Format Bible and lays bare dramaturgy, characters, camera, tempo, and continuity.

  3. 03

    Ask

    Use Ask the Film for any question. The answer comes back frame-accurate, with a Timecode to jump to.

Character constellation

See who carries whom and where it breaks.

screencurve reads not just what is said, but how the characters stand to one another: alliances, conflicts, turning points. The constellation emerges from the material itself, every tie backed with a timecode.

AllianceConflict
Adrian MarekAMAdrian MarekLuca FerrettiLFSofia LeoneSLTomas ReyesTRInes BrandtIBIsabel DuarteIDAmira HaddadAHKai MorenoKMSam OkaforSOMarta VidalMV
The character constellation from Undertow: solid ties are alliances, dashed ones conflicts.
One archive across every production, with status per episode.
One archive across every production, with status per episode.

Archive

Today one episode, tomorrow your whole archive.

What starts with one episode scales to every production in the group. Hundreds of hours of material, searchable for the first time, in a single sentence.

Trust

Your material stays yours.

No training on your content, strict separation between the group's companies, processing in the EU. Not just a claim, a commitment.

No training

Your content never trains any model. Full stop.

Tenant separation

Strict separation between the group's companies. No one sees what another is working on.

Processing in the EU

Your material is processed and stored in the EU.

Get started

See it on one of your own productions.

One Episode is enough. In minutes you have its Format Bible and can use Ask the Film for any question.