Not at this time. But that doesn’t mean nothing can be done. We take harassment seriously; if you have concerns about a specific member, report them to our team so we can step in and ensure you and your work stay safe.

We do not allow scripts that promote hate, harassment, pornographic or explicit real-world harm. We also do not endorse horror for mental, spiritual and societal health reasons, so please do not submit horror scripts to the platform.

Yes, as long as all credited writers agree to share the script on the platform. Only one account will be linked to the submission, so decide together who will manage tokens and notes.

Yes, as long as you still have the right to share the material for feedback and it follows our content guidelines. Peer 2 Peer Script Notes is about improving craft, not selling or shopping your script.

No. You can upload a revised draft once your current round of notes is complete. This keeps readers on the same version and makes sure feedback stays clear and consistent. If your script hasn’t been claimed for notes yet by another member, you can remove your submission and submit again with an updated version.

The sky’s the limit… kind of… you’re limited by how many tokens you have available. For instance, if you’ve earned 5 tokens from giving meaningful notes to other members and you’ve submitted two scripts to the Script Exchange for notes, offering 2 tokens for notes on one and 3 tokens for notes on the other, you cannot then submit a third script for notes because your token bank is now at 0. You will have to first earn more tokens by giving notes to another member.

We accept PDFs of feature screenplays, pilots (half-hour or hour-long), shorts, audioplays, and manuscript chapters. Script drafts should use industry formatting (12pt Courier-style font, proper margins). 

Every script is given a film-style content rating when it is uploaded:

• G — Clean: No sensitive language; no sex; no substances; no bloody violence. To the extent there is violence, it’s usually presented in a comedic, absurd or very mild manner and doesn’t result in any harm to any character (e.g. Charlie Brown or Inside Out).
• PG — Mild: Light language; may include violence that is mild in nature, weapons and wounds, fights and brawls, comedic violence, usually with no lasting harm or details observed on screen; no sex on-screen; may include legal substances (e.g. The Chosen or Black Panther).
• PG13 — Moderate: Strong language; may contain sex scenes; illegal substances; gory violence, but generally not pervasive or extreme; may include some stronger scenes but such scenes are infrequent (e.g. House of David or Forrest Gump).
• R — Mature: Derogatory language; sexual violence; violence is more frequent or realistic than PG13 (e.g. Breaking Bad or Sound of Freedom).

For more information, see the filmratings.com ratings guide.

Writers also tick every content warning that applies, grouped under Violence / Abuse / Trauma (Abuse; Animal Death and Cruelty; Hate/Discrimination/Oppression; Medical Trauma; Real-World Trauma; Suicide/Self Harm; War and Genocide Trauma), Sex / Children (Sexual Violence; Sex; Pro-Life; Pro-Abortion; Pregnancy/Childbirth; Sexual Identity Pro Non-Heterosexual; Sexual Identity Pro-Heterosexual) and Other (Derogatory Language; Foul Language; Disturbing), or “None” if nothing applies. Writers can also leave a short note of up to 100 words for their reader. Readers see the rating, warnings and note before they claim a script.

We do not host the horror genre for mental, spiritual and societal health reasons. If you require feedback on horror scripts, we suggest looking elsewhere, as we do not permit their submission to the Peer 2 Peer Script Notes platform.