Stage 32 Launches Vetted Script Marketplace With Over 4,000 Projects
Stage 32 Marketplace lets 3,000 industry executives browse human-evaluated film and TV projects and request meetings with creators.
Stage 32 launched the Stage 32 Marketplace on 21 October 2026, a platform where industry executives can discover film and TV projects that have passed a human evaluation process, according to deadline.com.
The marketplace opens with more than 4,000 projects and access for 3,000 industry executives. Only scripts submitted to Stage 32 over its 15-year history with exceptional valuations appear on the platform, the company said.
Executives can review each project's credentials, download scripts and materials, and request meetings with creators.
Richard Botto, who runs Stage 32, said the platform operates a strict no-AI policy and is using the marketplace to combat AI slop.
Projects with prior Stage 32 ties
Stage 32 launched in 2011 and says it has evaluated 235,000 projects since then. Projects that started on Stage 32 include Neighborhood Watch, a thriller with Jeffrey Dean Morgan and Jack Quaid, and No Address starring William Baldwin. Botto is a WGA screenwriter and producer of the Sundance award-winning Another Happy Day.
Quick answers
What is the Stage 32 Marketplace?
It is a platform launched on 21 October 2026 where industry executives can discover film and TV projects vetted by a human evaluation process.
How many projects are on the Stage 32 Marketplace?
The marketplace launches with more than 4,000 projects and access for 3,000 industry executives.
Does Stage 32 allow AI-generated scripts?
Richard Botto said the platform has a strict no-AI policy and is using the marketplace to combat AI slop.