Project types
Write a stage play by voice
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A play is voices in a room, so writing one by voice makes sense. A Stage play project lays out your acts, scenes, dialogue, and stage directions in proper theatrical format while you build them by talking.
Start a Stage play project
Create a project and choose Stage play. The workspace formats what you dictate for the stage, character names, dialogue, and directions set the way a script should read.
Talk your scenes into being
Describe a scene, who's on stage, what they want, what they say, and MakeVox lays it into the script. Then talk any scene through to rework the dialogue and beats until it plays.
Hear it read
Dialogue is meant to be heard. Use Table Read to hear the scene performed with a different voice per character, so you catch the lines that don't sound like a person actually talking.
Tip. Polish smooths a scene while keeping your lines; Punch up sharpens the dialogue for more bite. Reach for punch up when a scene is true but flat.
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Write a screenplay by voice
Start a screenplay project, add scenes by talking, then talk each one through. Polish or punch up the dialogue, and import or export Fountain.
Build your character bible
Your character bible is the AI's memory of who your people are. Write it or dictate it, and together with your prose it unlocks the Direct setting.
Getting started: speak your first chapter
Open MakeVox, hit record, and talk. Your AI editor shapes the rough dictation into clean prose, and your outline grows as you go.