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).
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.