Everything inside Off-Book

Ten tools. One craft.

Every tool below ships today, works with the others, and exists because the work demanded it.

Rehearsal Studio

Rehearse with a scene partner who never gets tired.

Off-Book reads the other lines aloud, listens for yours, and cues you the moment you land your last word.

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The Rehearsal Studio in The Importance of Being Earnest: the other part read, and Off-Book listening for Lane’s line, the words heard so far under it.

Script Actioning

If you can’t name the verb, you don’t know what you’re doing.

Give every speech a transitive verb: what your character is doing, not feeling. Browse hundreds of playable verbs by intention and feel, and hang yours beside the script like pencil notes.

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Script Actioning on a scene from The Importance of Being Earnest, a playable verb set on each speech: to tease, to deflect, to dazzle.

Units & Objectives

The scene work drama school taught you, built into the script.

Break any scene into Stanislavski units and give every character a playable objective in each one, on the script itself.

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A saved Units and Objectives breakdown: the scene split into named units, each with an objective for every character.

Script Quiz

Off book means genuinely off book.

Flashcards built from your scenes: the cue on the card, your line from memory. Say it right and it chimes, glows green and moves on by itself.

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A Script Quiz card gone green: the cue on top, the actor’s line under it, word perfect.

Warm-Ups

Walk into the room already warm.

Guided voice, body and mind warm-ups with real pauses to actually do the work, composed for the time you have and what you need. Pro reads them aloud.

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A warm-up playing: Box Breathing, with the breathing sphere, the ring draining and the time left.

Character Profiles

Character building as a process, not a form.

Build a character one question at a time, covering objectives, backstory and physicality, with a portrait and a mood board, linked to the same character you rehearse.

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The character builder asking what Gwendolen wants, one question at a time, with the answer written in.

Print-Ready Exports

All your prep, on one page.

Take the whole breakdown to the floor: objectives down the left margin, action verbs down the right, on one clean page you can print or save.

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A worked script on paper: units, each character’s objective down one margin and the actions down the other.

Script Photo Capture

Photograph your paper script, rehearse it tonight.

Photograph the paper script in your bag and Off-Book reads it in, page by page, ready to rehearse, action and learn. Part of Pro.

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The review after photographing a script page: every line typed and checked, and a cut made with a pen read as a cut.

Performance Voices

A cast for your scene, not one narrator.

Choose a voice for every other part in your scene, hear each one before you choose, and rehearse against a cast rather than one narrator.

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Choosing a voice for each part in the Rehearsal Studio: Lane read by George, Jack by Callum, each voice with a Play button to hear it first.

Scripts

Every script you are working on, one tap from any scene.

Upload a PDF, Word, Final Draft or Fountain script and read it as a clean page, with Scene Jump to any scene and a checkpoint where you left off.

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A script in the Script Viewer with Scene Jump open: every scene listed, how far through the first one you are, and a checkpoint under it.

All of it, free to try.

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