---
title: "Taking Notes on Your Script"
description: "Annotate your screenplay private or shared notes"
url: https://help.reader.quickture.com/en/articles/5-taking-notes-on-your-script
collection: "Taking Notes"
updated: 2026-07-21
language: en
---

# Taking Notes on Your Script

Annotate your screenplay private or shared notes

Quickture Reader lets you add notes to your screenplay to make comments or propose revision. Notes are attached to a script. Private notes are only visible to you. Shared notes are visible to everyone with access to script (people in the Group).

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## Adding a Note

While viewing a screenplay:

1.  **Tap and hold** or click on any section of the script
    
2.  Type your note
    
3.  Choose whether it's **Private** (only you see it) or **Shared** (everyone with access to the script in Quickture Reader can see it.)
    
4.  Save
    

## Finding Your Notes

Notes appear as colored borders on the left side of annotated lines:

-   **Solid border** = Shared note
    
-   **Dashed border** = Private note
    
-   **Badge with number** = Multiple threaded notes on that line
    

Tap the list icon in the header to see all notes in one place. You can search and filter by private or shared.

## Threaded Notes

This works just like Slack, Google Docs, and other software where you can leave notes. You or others can add notes to the thread and the whole conversation will be available in the list view, and indicated by a badge with a number in the screenplay.

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