AI Script-Analysis Start-Up Quilty Strikes Preferred-Look Deal With Giovanni Entertainment (EXCLUSIVE)

By Corbin Bolies

Corbin Bolies

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Quilty, which makes a tool that uses AI to evaluate and score a screenplay to help determine its producibility, has landed its first partnership with a production company.

The company, launched in February by founders film producer Daniel Wood and lawyer-turned-producer Simon Horsman, has struck a multiyear “preferred-look” deal with Giovanni Entertainment, the production company behind the Maika Monroe-led “Vegas: A Love Story” and the Emilie Hirsch-led “In Tandem.” The deal will give Giovanni preferred access to five of the top screenplays on Quilty’s “Discovery Leaderboard,” a merit-based ranking users opt into with scripts that have earned high “Quilty Scores.” There are currently about a dozen scripts on the leaderboard, Wood said.

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