Story elements#

The pieces of your screenplay that live alongside the script itself — who's in it, where it's set, and what it's about.

Nisaba reads these documents first, so keeping them filled in makes her help sharper and more on-target.

In this section#

The Story page — What your story is about and what it still needs: the Story Core, the beats, threads, Nisaba's questions and what Nabu understands.
Characters and locations — Your character bible and location directory. Add characters and let Nisaba fill in their want, need, flaw, and arc; locations build themselves from your scene headings.
Logline, synopsis, and treatment — Your story's one-sentence pitch, short summary, and fuller prose treatment. The treatment is the one you edit; the logline and synopsis come from it.
Title page — The industry-standard cover page: title, author, contact details, an optional cover image, and an optional cast page.

Uses your plan: Pages that draft or refine content with Nisaba use a share of your plan.