The Screen
A feature adaptation of the Maumee Valley's central tragedy — No Such Claim, the nineteen years of Tecumseh between two armies and two gates.
The script
Read the screenplay
The feature in full, formatted for the page: the river's five silences, the two gates, and the man between them. A living first draft.
Open the screenplay →The blueprint
The beat sheet
The film's structure, scene by scene — the mirror of the two gates, the coat, the three silences, and the rule that the villain is the arithmetic, never a man.
Read the beats →The map
The adaptation treatment
How the book becomes a film: the Save the Cat beat map, the master scene list, and the choices behind cutting a ten-thousand-year story down to nineteen years.
See the treatment →Or take the script with you — download the screenplay as a formatted PDF (US Letter, industry standard). Short of time? The one-page sheet holds the whole thing: the gate that shuts and the gate that opens, the three images the film is built on, and where the draft stands.
Adapted from the book by Scott Flack. The screenplay draws its dialogue from the historical record (Drake 1856, Eggleston 1878, both public domain); no likeness of Tecumseh is fixed, by design.