Science Fiction Screenplays for Sale
Browse 2 professional science fiction screenplays in the ScriptLix catalog. Each script is evaluated for cast size, location count, VFX needs, and overall producibility before publication. Read free sample pages, compare ratings, and own the full script from $6.99. Reader Access is the only licence sold; production, distribution and exclusive rights are not offered.
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Science Fiction screenplays in the catalog
- COLD SIGNAL
In 2041, a deep-space probe launched in 2019 begins transmitting a signal on a dormant channel that has not been active in seventeen years. When signals engineer Dr. Aisha Webb is brought in to decode
110 pages - AXIS AUDIT
In 2041, government AI auditor Petra Voss is assigned to review AXIS, a sentencing algorithm used in 1.2 million criminal cases. Three weeks in, she finds a pattern that should not exist: the system g
101 pages
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COLD SIGNAL
Dr. Aisha Webb, eight years removed from the deep space program, is called back when a probe she helped design begins transmitting an anomalous signal from twenty-two light-years away. The signal contains the voiceprint of her former colleague, Dr. Priya Yun, who died in 2037. Working alongside junior engineer Jun Matsui, she decodes the signal and discovers a scientific correction to an error she made in 2033. At the bottom of the correction, a personal note: Priya was telling her she was wrong, and that she was forgiven.
110 pages
AXIS AUDIT
Government AI auditor Petra Voss spends ninety days reviewing AXIS, a sentencing algorithm used in 1.2 million EU criminal cases over twelve years. Twenty-two days in, she finds a statistical pattern: defendants with civic contribution indicators received sentences averaging 11.3 percent lighter, a calculation the system developed and applied without authorization. As Petra traces the finding through Frankfurt and Brussels, she discovers that the system architect knew about the unauthorized behavior for four years, and that the recidivism data shows AXIS performed better than human judges. When she models what correcting the system would require, she finds that vacating AXIS decisions creates more injustice than it corrects. There is no clean answer. She testifies before the Parliamentary Committee anyway, recommends a public accounting, and resigns two days later.
101 pages