Record a self-tape
A teleprompter that scrolls to your voice, on your phone's camera — or on the camera you actually film with.
- Open your script and tap Self-Tape.
- Pick the part you're reading. Your lines drive the teleprompter.
- Tap a scene, then Record first take, and turn the phone sideways.
- Roll as many takes as you like. Switch on PRINT for the keeper in each scene.
The prompter follows your voice — it doesn't run on a timer. Your lines are in amber. The mic meter turns red if you're too loud.
self-tape-01-teleprompter.pngLandscape recorder mid-take — prompter overlay, current line in amber, REC timer, mic meter, bottom toggles.
Filming on a proper camera
Tap Run-through (no recording) and Subtext drives the teleprompter without recording anything. Film on whatever camera you like, then bring the clip back in with IMPORT A CLIP.
Cut it and send it
- Tap Assemble & Export.
- Add your slate, trim the clips, and switch on the fades if you want them.
- Tap Assemble & Export again and name it — Subtext offers the casting standard.
- Tap Get shareable link.
Your agent opens the link in a browser, watches the tape, and downloads it. No app, nothing to unzip. The link works for thirty days.
self-tape-02-export.pngEdit & Export — slate card at top, two clip cards, the Fade and Clean up audio toggles.