Robot's Monogatari Lab Releases Free Script Editor Tellastry Beta
The beta targets a gap the developers say left Japanese film and TV without a standard PC script editor, offering a free tool that mirrors the industry's common format.
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Robot's story team Monogatari Lab, with group company Photron, released the free beta of Tellastry, a script editor that reproduces the screenplay format widely used in Japanese film and TV. It runs in Google Chrome on Windows and Mac, with auto-save, stry file export, and PDF output.
Tellastry is built around the screenplay layout already common on Japanese sets, so writers can draft without adapting to a different template. The editor is designed for direct use by screenwriters, directors, producers, actors, staff, and assistants.
Development is a collaboration between Monogatari Lab, which handled concept and design, and Photron, which handled system development. The team says it focused on Windows and Mac support, stability for professional use, and a minimal interface.
The beta runs in Google Chrome and is available free from August 5. The developers say they will continue work based on user feedback.
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