You've got characters who won't stop talking, a plot that almost makes sense, and a blinking cursor that knows too much. Welcome. You're in exactly the right place.
Script & Story Studio is where novelists and storytellers - including visual learners and neurodivergent writers - find the tools, structure, and support to write stories that actually land.
Whether you're a first-draft survivor, a chronic reviser, or a writer who's always thought in scenes and pictures, this studio is built for the way your brain works.
Script & Story Studio
Developmental Editing
Proofreading
Writing Course
Get the big-picture feedback your story needs: plot, character, pacing, structure, and everything that happens before the proofreading begins.
Because your story deserves a clean final act. No typos, no rogue commas, no last-minute embarrassments.
Learn the visual mechanics behind great storytelling - structure, pacing, scene construction - taught through the lens of film. Because sometimes your novel needs a director's eye.
What We Do Here
Writers Are Talking - Hear What They Have To Say
"I love working with Hayleigh. She genuinely cares about my characters and the world they live in. That's not something you find everywhere, and it makes all the difference when you're deep in the weeds of a revision."
- Amy Kaybach, Writer - Bridging the Silence
"As a new and rather nervous author, I approached Hayleigh to work with for a developmental edit - and she made the whole process feel safe, manageable, and genuinely exciting. She had such a clear grasp of my story's potential. I came away knowing exactly what my manuscript needed and feeling confident enough to tackle it."
- Rebecca Hatton, Writer - Manumission
Built for the Way You Think
Not every writer thinks in bullet points and outlines. Some of us think in images, in movie scenes, in the way light falls through a window in Act Two.
Script & Story Studio is built with visual learners and neurodivergent storytellers in mind - with tools and frameworks drawn from film and screenwriting that make story structure click in a way that traditional writing advice never quite does.
If you've ever understood a story better by watching it than by outlining it, this is your place.