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Script compliance review flags sensitive themes, profanity, violence, and illegal behavior in dialogue, scenes, and visual prompts. It applies rule-based red-line detection to identify risks, returning a pass-fail audit with prioritized findings and safer rewrite suggestions.

Rule-based red-line detection screens screenplay content against predefined policy boundaries. It evaluates topic matter, dialogue, and scene descriptions to catch sensitive political, historical, religious, or sexual content, providing a structured pass-fail audit with specific problem locations.

Visual scene review evaluates scene descriptions, props, symbols, and actions for harmful or prohibited imagery. It identifies risky visual elements within novel adaptations or episode outlines and suggests safer alternative wording to ensure full content compliance.

Automated dialogue audit works for short drama episodes by detecting profanity, discriminatory language, and value-judgment problems in spoken lines. It analyzes episode outlines and narration, returning specific problem locations with safer rewrite suggestions to pass compliance.

The best way to rewrite sensitive dialogue is using the safe rewrite suggestions provided in the audit output. After the compliance review flags risky phrasing or value-judgment problems, it supplies safer alternative wording tailored to the specific dialogue context.

Automated value assessment in novel adaptations relies on rule-based detection, meaning it may flag subjective thematic nuances or context-dependent historical references. It provides pass-fail audits and rewrite suggestions, but creators must manually verify borderline value-judgment problems.