The script platform has launched a curated marketplace to help industry executives find human-vetted projects, as part of a push against AI-generated submissions.
01Summary
- 01Stage 32 launched the Marketplace yesterday, featuring only scripts with 'exceptional valuations' from its 15-year history.
- 02Since 2011, Stage 32 has evaluated 235,000 projects; the marketplace starts with over 4,000 and access for 3,000 industry executives.
- 03Recent projects from Stage 32 include the Jeffrey Dean Morgan and Jack Quaid thriller 'Neighborhood Watch' and 'No Address' starring William Baldwin.
- 04Stage 32 has a strict no-AI policy and uses the marketplace as one measure to combat AI slop, said executive Richard Botto.
02Why it matters
This matters because it gives film and TV executives a trusted source of human-written scripts, potentially saving time and helping to preserve original creative work amid a rise in AI-generated content.
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