Details matter, and Tearline makes sure you get them right. We help you maintain authenticity throughout the entire process, so the end product holds up.
Send a scriptThe value is knowing where a script is right, where it isn't, and being able to say so plainly before the camera rolls, not after the reviews come in.
A line-by-line pass on rank, procedure, radio comms, and tactics, plus how people actually talk and behave in uniform. Notes flag what's accurate, what's close enough, and what will pull a viewer out of the story.
Present through shoot days for movement, weapons handling, radio traffic, and blocking, so what ends up on camera reads as an operation rather than a rehearsal, without slowing the production down.
Pre-production input on unit structure, insignia, equipment, and whether the plan makes sense, down to the small operational nuances that separate a real setup from a prop one.
What's being shot, how much detail matters, and where the budget for accuracy should go.
Script notes, technical references, or on-set presence, delivered in a form the production can use.
A final pass confirming what changed, what didn't, and why. Gives the production a record, not just an opinion.
Send a script, a shoot schedule, or just a rough description of what you're making. Everything is handled under NDA as standard.
Response within two business days.