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Audience Pulse — scene-by-scene attention and emotion analytics for film
Audience Pulse shows how a film is likely to feel before it is shot: where attention rises, where it drops, and whether each scene lands the emotion it was written for.
What is measured
Film and cinematic score
An overall reading of the screenplay's strength and of how cinematic it will be on screen, scored per scene.
Attention
Where a viewer leans in and where attention is likely to drift.
Bond
How strongly the audience connects with each character over the film.
Catharsis
Whether the story builds to a release that pays off what it set up.
Fatigue
Stretches that ask too much of the viewer without giving back.
Feeling versus intent
A check that the emotion a scene produces is the one the writer intended.
Example: a 122-minute feature
Published on Neyra's pre-production page as an illustration of what the Script Doctor pass can move.
| Measure | Before | After |
|---|---|---|
| Film score | 64 | 85+ |
| Cinematic score | 78 | 90+ |
| Catharsis potential | 28 | 70+ |
| Scenes with full prompts | 41% | 100% |
From numbers to fixes
The Script Doctor turns the readings into scene-by-scene proposals — structure, dialogue, pacing — each with a before/after projection. The writer accepts or rejects every change.