Find out what survived the wringer.
Private screenings for unfinished films
Your friends lie to you. Not on purpose: they were there, they know what you meant, and they cannot unsee the cut you sent last month.
Show the film to a panel of strangers instead: general viewers, editors, working filmmakers, or a mix. Real people, every one of them vetted by hand.
Screeners are paid for every card they write.
People, not models
Every word in your report was written by a person who watched your film. No AI, no exceptions.
What to expect
Four steps, no surprises.
- 01
Submit the cut
Title, runtime, a link. Nothing else. We do not show viewers your synopsis before they watch, because the reaction you are paying for is a stranger’s cold reaction, not one primed in advance.
- 02
Ten strangers watch it
Independent viewers, no connection to your production, watching in a minimal player built for one thing. We measure whether the film was actually watched, not just opened.
- 03
They fill out the card
Structured questions, anonymous answers. Where their attention went, what they thought it was about, the image they still remember, and the one nobody else asks: what would you tell the filmmaker not to change.
- 04
You get the report
Not a spreadsheet. One document: the attention curve laid against your runtime and every viewer’s words printed whole, exactly as they wrote them.
What comes back
A report, not a rating.
No star score, no leaderboard, nothing public. One document, written by the people who watched, and it is yours alone.
- Overall response
- 8.4/ 10
- Held attention
- 7.6/ 10
- Would recommend
- 9of 10
Illustrative numbers. Yours will be real.
Attention across runtime
Drawn from what people actually watched, second by second, not from what they remember. Where the bar drops is where you lost them, and it is usually not where you expected.
An illustration of the shape. Hover or focus a bar for its detail. Your curve will be your own.
And then, in their own words
What they thought it was about
What they would not change
The image they still remember
Where they stopped paying attention
How the ending made them feel
Printed whole, one viewer at a time. Nothing summarised, nothing averaged, nothing generated. Where two of them read your film differently, you get both.