Margot Vale
EVP Creative, major studio
Would the studio buy it? Straight answer, no cushion.
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For people who finished the thing
Your movie deserves a room with the lights down.
Slop2Nuts is where you put the trailer, the short, the treatment and the script — and then let people actually read it. The first five pages are free to anyone who signs in. Everything past that is yours to give away, one code at a time.
How it works
1
Put it up
A page for your film: poster, logline, trailer and short film straight from YouTube, and your script or treatment as a PDF, Fountain or Final Draft file.
2
Meter the pages
Readers get the first few pages free. You decide how many, and you mint codes that unlock as much more as you like — for a producer, a festival, a friend.
3
Get it read
Pick a reader from the roster and get a full coverage report: verdict, scores, and a revision roadmap that names scenes and pages.
4
Get reviewed
Or commission a critic. If you like what they wrote, publish it on your project page. If you don't, nobody ever sees it.
The reading room
Six readers, each with their own lens and their own standards. Pick the one whose job it would actually be.
First report free · 50 tokens after
Elias Brandt
Head of prestige division
Auteur-driven, idea-rich, festival-first. Ambition is the price of entry.
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Dana Okoye
Development executive & producer
Finds the fatal flaw early — before it costs forty million dollars.
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Rafael Sorto
Senior story editor
Goes looking for the emotional heart — and says so when there isn't one.
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Juno Park
Festival programmer & jury reader
Judges it the way a jury with 1,900 other entries would.
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Cass Wren
Marketing creative director
Where is the trailer? Where is the poster? Where is the scroll-stopper?
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The critics
A publishable review with a star rating and a pull quote. Yours to publish or to bury.
First one free · 50 tokens after
Verity Sloane
The Broadsheet
Literary, austere, allergic to sentiment she hasn't been made to earn.
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Duke Ramirez
Big Screen Weekly
Reviews for the audience in the seats, not the one in the seminar.
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Ingrid Halvorsen
Cadre
Festival formalist. Interested in shape, duration and what the frame withholds.
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Tobias Nkemelu
The Culture Desk
Reads a film for what it believes, and for who it is made for.
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Peach Kowalski
SECOND WATCH
Very online, very fast, and right more often than is comfortable.
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What it costs
Putting your film up is free, and so is your first report and your first critic review. After that you buy tokens: 50 for a report, 50 for a critic review, 2 to ask the reviewer a follow-up question.
Starter
$10
100 tokens
Writer
$25
300 tokens
Studio
$80
1200 tokens