CreativeProfiles

Writer profiles are much more than just a standard username-and-password signup. It acts as a dynamic creative resume and talent database.

For the production company, it turns individual script submissions into a long-term rolodex of vetted writing talent. For the writer, it serves as a centralized hub to manage their intellectual property and industry track record.

If writers submit multiple scripts over time, or if their script moves to the next round, their contact info, portfolio, guild status (WGA vs. non-union), and resume are already centrally tracked.

Talent metadata

TalentMetadata

To help production companies filter for specific types of creators or comply with industry regulations, the creative profile captures granular professional tracking data:

Guild & Union Affiliations

Tracks whether the writer is a member of the WGA (Writers Guild of America), Animation Guild, or international equivalents. This is critical because working with guild vs. non-union writers involves completely different legal and payment frameworks.

Representation Details

A dedicated section for the writer to list their Literary Agent, Manager, or Legal Counsel. If a studio wants to option a script, the dashboard instantly provides the exact industry contacts needed to start negotiations.

Location & Representation Status

Tracks where the writer is physically based (crucial for tax incentives if filming in places like Georgia, the UK, or Canada) and if they are legally authorized to work in specific regions.

Script vault

The Creative Portfolio & Script Vault

Instead of treating each submission as an isolated event, the creative profile builds an ongoing history between yourself and the companies you interact with.

  • Centralized Script Repository: A secure dashboard where a writer can see all the scripts they have ever submitted, along with the real-time status of each submission (e.g., Submitted, Under Review, Passed, Archived).
  • The 'Voice' Blueprint: Writers can upload additional creative assets that speak to their skill set, such as writing samples (prose or articles), a showcase of past produced credits (IMDb links), and a logline library of alternative pitches.
  • Accolades & Track Record: A verified section where writers display their competitive history, such as tracking if they were a Nicholl Fellowship Finalist, a Sundance Lab alumnus, or a winner at a major film festival.
Inclusion tracking

InclusionTracking

Modern production entities frequently track diversity and inclusion data, either for internal representation goals or to meet inclusion quotas required by major studios and streaming platforms.

Self-Identified Background Data

Secure, optional forms where you can share your cultural background, gender identity, or lived experiences.

Inclusion Dashboard Filtering

The platform allows executives to look specifically for authentic voices for specific projects — for example, filtering the database for "Military Veterans" for an upcoming war drama, or "Latinx comedic writers" for an episodic pilot.

Scripts are often rejected simply because they aren't the right fit for a studio's current slate. However, an executive might love a writer's style and Favorite their Creative Profile. By turning submissions into persistent profiles, New Hollywood creates an internal, highly searchable talent agency database. Two years from now, when a producer needs an action writer who understands international tax credits, they don't need to put out a new call — they just filter their Scriptbox of past applicants.