Editorial policy

Prime Screen Stories aims to make screen craft clear without overstating what can be known. We explain our reasoning, distinguish observation from interpretation and make relevant commercial relationships visible to readers.

Accuracy and clarity

Writers should check names, terminology and factual claims against reliable material and make the basis of specific claims clear. Articles should define unfamiliar terms, avoid unsupported certainty and distinguish a film or programme's observable features from an interpretation of them.

Independence and partnerships

Editorial decisions are kept distinct from commercial arrangements. Payment or another material relationship does not guarantee favourable coverage, and partners do not receive control over independent editorial conclusions. Any sponsored or partner material is clearly labelled where it appears.

Corrections

If you find a factual error or a passage that could mislead, contact us through the Contact page and identify the article and the point at issue. We review correction requests and, when a change is warranted, amend the text and make the correction clear to readers.

Illustrations

Some illustrations may be generated with AI. Where relevant, we identify this so readers can distinguish illustrative imagery from documentary stills or other images presented as records of a real scene.