Research & analysis
Reporting and analysis across film and television industry intelligence, screenplay craft, original data, and the methodology behind the findings.
Quilty's trend detection surfaces 'Minions & Monsters' with a 99.82 score. What does a near-perfect signal with negative volume mean for screenwriters and producers evaluating cultural timing?
Read articleA trend score of 100.00 for Spider-Man: Brand New Day is a rare market beacon. We decode what this peak signal, and its negative acceleration, means for producers and screenwriters evaluating cultural timing.
Read articleQuilty's Trend Explorer Cultural Brief is back and stays visible post-crawl. A concise zeitgeist summary for filmmakers who need the cultural temperature now, not after the background jobs wrap.
Read articleThe Quilty Score is Quilty's 0–100 composite for screenplay readiness — four weighted pillars (Story & Craft, Commercial Viability, Cultural Resonance, Production Reality), verdict bands, and how each medium is scored.
Read articleOriginal Quilty research on 117 theatrically released films with verified worldwide grosses. Story Craft Strength correlates with box office at Spearman ρ = +0.546 (p < 0.0001). Full methodology, corpus details, and what it means for screenwriters.
Read articleThe Narrative Genome is Quilty's structural DNA map of a screenplay — fabula/syuzhet, emotional arcs, character networks, and story shape — calibrated against a 68-screenplay commonality study of top-tier vs mid-tier scripts.
Read articleScene quality is not scene necessity. Quilty's Trim Advisor scores essentiality — whether a scene advances plot, character, or theme — separately from how well it is written. A craft bridge for writers facing the cut room.
Read articleThe Industry Snapshot auto-surfaces weekend box office, greenlights, sales, and talent moves. Here is how to interpret what Quilty tracks — and how it connects to Cultural Resonance and the Zeitgeist Score on your screenplay.
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