Stage 32Reviews of stage32.com

Their screenplay coverage is exactly what you would get if you upload your screenplay to chat GPT and prompt it to provide coverage.

I had a very disappointing experience with Stage 32. I purchased a script review service, but unfortunately, the service was never delivered. On April 12, I contacted their support team to ask for an update. I was told that Josh Reinholds, who had been assigned to my review, was busy, and I was offered the option to switch to another reviewer. Instead, I requested a refund. Since then, I have followed up multiple times (at least three separate emails), but I have not received any resolution. After weeks of back-and-forth, they have now stopped responding entirely. It is extremely frustrating to pay for a service that is never delivered, and then be ignored when requesting a refund. I cannot recommend this service based on my experience. They will not receive another cent from me.

I created an account with Stage32 back in 2013 when I was a university student and dabbled in acting. When I graduated I focused on building a career in medicine and never thought about acting again. For some bizarre reason, Stage32 have somehow found and re-activated my profile from THIRTEEN years ago, that hasn't been active in at least 10 years, and managed to re-activate it. I am now receiving daily emails from a website I haven't visited since I was a teenager, and when I logged in, a photo of me as a teen greeted me! I've emailed them a million times to ask them to take the profile down, to take the photo of me as a teenager down, and to stop emailing me. They keep saying they have, but the emails keep coming! Twice now I've logged in and gone through an account deletion process, and both times the emails keep coming! Stage32 are like cockroaches, you can't escape them.

This platform is a total scam. I subscribed and paid in order to submit my screenplay to what appear to be fake calls for scripts, with titles like “Manager Seeks Action Feature and TV Scripts Contest.” They claimed that results would be published within a month. It has now been two years, and nothing has ever been published. Despite several emails on my part, I have never received any meaningful response.

Basically a scam. Yopu can "pitch" to execs but they dont show up or they don't even read your pitch. They used to atleast pretend they did and say pass. now they don't bother. I wouldb't give any money to this company. They have zero customer service. Just go burn your cash instead. It will atleast provide you with some warmth

Terrible site. Confusing interface, hard to use, zero customer service. I'm at a loss as to why so called professionals want to associate with such a site. AI written pitch reports, and pointless advice. They can't even get protagonist names correct.

I paid for script coverage from Stage 32 based on their stated turnaround time. It has now been over 21 days beyond that window, and I have not received the notes or a meaningful update despite follow-ups. In addition, a separate coverage report I previously received through the platform raised concerns about quality. The feedback was extremely generic, lacked engagement with specific scenes or story mechanics, and read more like a high-level summary than professional script coverage. Based on the structure and tone, it appeared likely AI-generated or heavily templated, rather than written by someone who had closely read the material. I am not reviewing the creative opinion itself — notes can always differ — but rather: Failure to meet the promised delivery timeline Lack of communication once the deadline passed Concerns about whether paid coverage is consistently human-generated and script-specific At this point I am seeking either immediate delivery of the notes or a refund. I hope Stage 32 addresses both the delay and transparency around how coverage is produced.

I purchased a 10 page review on one of my scripts. About 3 weeks later I checked the portal for my order and saw that the executive who I sent it to wanted to meet me. The next day I received the official email telling me that my review was ready to check out in the portal. I saw that it was not a good review, but also, that it wasn't for MY script. I told Stage 32 and they gave me a code that would pay for a whole script reviewed on a zoom call. After several technical problems with the zoom experience, I got a review. The executive didn't seem like he read the script or even wanted to. In my opinion, anyone who thinks they might get discovered by buying a pitch or meeting a representative this way is sadly mistaken. I'm so glad I didn't pay full price for this.