A seven-dimension assessment.
A craft grade out of 100, reported separately from the audience prediction, so you can distinguish filmmaking execution from audience appeal.
AI that watches your entire film, grades its craft across seven dimensions, projects its IMDb score, and gives you timecoded recommendations for your next cut.
For feature-length narrative films, from rough cut to locked picture.
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More than ten years of real audience test screenings.
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Example report views. Scores and findings shown belong to the example films.
A craft grade out of 100, reported separately from the audience prediction, so you can distinguish filmmaking execution from audience appeal.
Audience reaction, a predicted reaction distribution, and an IMDb landing zone with a center estimate and range.
A minute-by-minute read of where your film holds attention or loses it, supported by specific, timecoded moments.
Detailed findings, an executive synthesis, and recommended changes grounded in what actually happens on screen.
How the film plays against its positioning, comparable films with verified ratings and domestic grosses, and an optional key-art assessment if you upload a poster.
Ask follow-up questions about the report, examine individual scenes, and discuss how to approach changes to your cut.
The full report also includes methodology and evaluation details, so you can understand how the assessment was made.
Evaluate your cut without recruiting viewers or putting screeners into circulation. Processing uses private cloud storage and paid AI APIs.
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Average error against real human panels
on the panel’s 1–5 scale.
Measured on 12 films held out from training and tuning, as of October 2026. This is an average across those films, not an IMDb error figure or a guarantee for any one film.
See the method and limitationsScreenings are complimentary for invited filmmakers during the private beta. Access is limited to a small cohort.
No. You can evaluate a feature-length narrative film from a watchable rough cut through locked picture. The analysis assesses what is on screen in the cut you upload.
No. It is a projection with a range. The public validation record measures two links: AI predictions against human panels, and panel scores against public IMDb ratings. Neither establishes a promise of an exact IMDb score.
Read the validation record ↗Complimentary access for invited filmmakers.