Script Studio

Script share modal + settings: scope / permission / expiry / inclusions

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Same mechanism as Writing Studio's public sharing, but Script Studio has dedicated share modal + settings.

Slima Script Studio Plan view as a visual reference; share modal opens from script card ⋯ menu, Plan, or Deliver view

How to create a share link

From any of these entries:

  • Script card ⋯ menu → "Share"
  • Plan view top → share icon
  • Deliver view → "Share / public link" button

The share modal opens.

Share modal settings

Scope

Scope Use
Whole script Recipients see all Episodes (per permission below)
Specific Season Only the selected Season
Specific Episode Only the selected Episode (most common — sending one episode to agents / production)
Specific Scene Only the selected scene

Permission

Permission Recipients can
Read-only (default) View, not edit
Read + comment (paid plans) View + comment in Reader View
Edit Team plan, v1 rollout

Expiry

  • Never
  • 7 days / 30 days / 3 months
  • Custom date

What to display

The share modal usually adds script-specific options:

  • Include Character Bible: lets the reader cross-reference character backstories
  • Include Logline / Concept: gives the reader the project overview
  • Include storylines: explains structural rhythm
  • Format: keep TW / Hollywood rendering, or plain text

Reader View (what recipients see)

Recipients open the link → not Slima's editor, but Reader Mode (details).

Script Studio Reader Mode:

  • Script format rendering (TW / Hollywood)
  • Clear scene numbering / scene heading
  • Correct dialogue indent
  • Optional side Character Bible (if enabled)

Vs Writing Studio share

Writing Studio Script Studio
Scope options Whole book / select chapters / single file Whole / Season / Episode / Scene
Reader View visual Markdown render Script format render (TW / Hollywood)
Included metadata Cover / description + Character Bible / Logline / Storylines (optional)

Managing existing share links

See: Manage existing shares

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