Methods and systems for multi-screen media authoring include displaying an integrated graphical user interface with a timeline for first screen linear time-based media editing and a second timeline for editing second screen content associated with the first screen content. Second screen content includes a sequence of modules that involve active viewer interaction and/or passive consumption. The display of the first and second timelines are temporally aligned with each other, and enable time-line-based editing of second screen content synchronized to the first screen. Selection of a second screen module on the second timeline invokes an editing environment corresponding to the type of module selected. Integrated monitors show end user or proxy views of first and second screen content corresponding to the first and second timelines respectively.
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