LineLearner

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About this app

LineLearner helps you to learn lines as quickly and easily as you learn a catchy song.
LineLearner enables you to record scenes from plays. It then allows you to listen to the full recording which you learn your part. You can then turn off your part of the recording leaving just the other parts, and the gaps into which you say your lines.
You still have a prompt button to remind you of your lines if you forget. You can repeat individual lines, or the whole play at the touch of a button.
Used by thousands of actors all over the world, LineLearner helps you to memorize lines really quickly and be off script before you know it.
Version 6 of LineLearner is a complete rewrite from the ground up featuring many new features, and a new screen design.
"With LineLearner I can memorise my lines before the first rehearsal, so that I can concentrate of my performance, not on reading the script"
New features include:
Giving lines to characters
Sharing scripts with other users on both Android and iOS
Splitting recording into Days for filming
Rerecord, play and delete from the recording screen
Easier editing
Adding stage direction
Loading script PDFs
and many more...

If you have any problems with the app at all, then please contact support at [e-mail] and we will help you fix any issues that you have.

Ratings and reviews

Love this app. It's for actors to help memorize lines and more. I've been using it for over 10 years if not more. It is my favorite app. It helps me in every situation. I use it for every audition for every stage performance I do. It lets you record all the lines and then play back just the other person's lines. Or you can play back all the lines and leave gaps. It's so helpful. You can change all the parameters. It's really fantastic. if you're ever in a pinch it also makes a good reader

This app is so useful! I use it every time I need to learn lines and have recommended to various other actors. I particularly like the simplicity of recording my lines and "everyone else's". Also, the range of ways to play back my lines when learning and ability to change the speed. My tip is to put on another voice when you're reading everyone else's lines so you can easily distinguish between them when it's playing back both yours and theirs, otherwise it can get confusing.

Not recommended - on the basis that the time for your recorded lines is much faster, which is a big problem when you have long lines. E.g. my line takes 12s to deliver and I record it that way, but when I play back for learning purposes, it only gives me 7s. I'm constantly re-recording my lines to guess what the time gap will actually give me. Meanwhile, the speed meter only adjusts the speed of your co-stars' lines, not yours. Interface isn't great as others have said, you get used to it but...

What’s new

Fixed bug with not going back to script list