About Us
Stephen Colbert and Rob Dubbin co-founded Scripto to solve their own problem: In a highly collaborative TV environment with ambitious daily deadlines, their pre-cloud software couldn’t keep up. Now, Scripto combines the real-time flow of Google Docs with the professional writing and production formats used in TV, video games, and other media.
It All Started With a Goat...
Long ago, before Scripto existed, there was a show called The Colbert Report, where some writers optimistically wrote in a surprise appearance by a live goat. To everyone’s surprise, the idea moved forward — which meant booking a showbiz-grade goat from an ethical and TV-ready animal handler, at significant expense to the production.
Only problem was: TV being TV, the goat’s appearance was cut from the script in revisions. And because they weren’t using Scripto, the show didn’t find out about the script change until the Tom Cruise of goats was already en route to the studio.
We all learned an important lesson that day: It’s good to make changes to a script, but only if everyone else can see them too. That was the first spark of an idea that led to the creation of Scripto.
Meet The Crew
At Scripto, collaboration is also important to us internally. We’re a small but mighty team supporting some of the most ambitious creative productions across the entertainment industry.
Stephen Colbert
Founder
New York, NY
Evelyn McGee-Colbert
Founder
New York, NY
Rob Dubbin
Founder
The Catskills, NY
Elisabeth "Boon" Boonin
Engineering
Petaluma, CA
Juan de los Rios
Engineering
West Hollywood, CA
Alice DuBois
Product
Los Angeles, CA
John Gravois
Engineering
Orange County, CA
Mel Thomas
Design
Louisville, KY
Nick Wakeham
Business Development
Toronto, Ontario
Ready to get started?
Scripto is free for up to 3 collaborators with our basic studio and screenplay formats. Sign up now and try it out!
For larger teams, we tailor plans and pricing to your team size, production order, and feature needs. Get in touch for a customized demo and free trial of our paid features.