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A Script Editor is a narrative consultant who revises, polishes, and structures an existing script to ensure pacing, character consistency, and production viability. Responsibilities include:

• "Punching up" dialogue to make it sharper or more comedic.
• Cutting unnecessary scenes to ensure the script meets target runtimes.
• Ensuring formatting complies with industry standards before distribution.

Script editors use revision tools and structural theory. Key entities include:

• Final Draft (Using Revision Mode and Track Changes).
• Highland 2 for screenplay formatting.
• Dialogue Polish techniques.
• Coverage Reporting (Writing summaries and critiques for producers).

While a Scriptwriter generates the original story and first draft from a blank page, a Script Editor refines and fixes the mechanics and flow of that existing draft.