TThespiaWeekend reads, handled

The development exec’s listening desk

Conquer your weekend reads.

Get your time back without missing a beat. Thespia turns each screenplay into a directed, multi-character listen and keeps your notes attached to the moments that sparked them.

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TThespiaScene 12 · Kitchen Synced
The Long Way Home12.

INT. KITCHEN — NIGHT

Mara sets down two cups. One stays untouched.

MARA

I thought you’d be gone by now.

The clock fills the silence between them.

Listening12:48 · Kitchen+ Add note
Follow the screenplay as it plays and capture notes at the exact moment they occur.

The Friday-night stack

The work follows you home because reading and writing notes feel like two separate jobs.

The scripts land Friday. By Monday, you need a point of view: what works, what drags, which character turns are earned, and what the next conversation should be. That usually means hours pinned to the page, then more time reconstructing half-finished reactions into useful notes.

From screenplay to point of view

Finish the read and build the notes in one flow.

01

Load the weekend stack

Drop in a PDF, Final Draft, or Fountain file. Thespia keeps the screenplay intact and prepares it for a focused listen.

02

Listen without losing the page

A directed, multi-character read makes pace, tone, and character voices easier to track—wherever the weekend takes you.

03

Leave with usable notes

Capture a thought by text or voice at the exact moment it lands, then shape those reactions into a clear development memo.

Built for development

Designed around coverage, not novelty.

  • Never lose the page.The performance, scene navigation, and every note stay grounded in the original screenplay.
  • Catch the thought as it lands.Tap to type or hold to record, without breaking the rhythm of the listen.
  • Arrive Monday prepared.Bring scattered reactions together into an organized memo you can actually use in the room.

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