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Script templates produce formatted dramatic writing and the development documents behind it. They are scoped to the Entertainment vertical, which has no source minimum and no domain verifier: fiction has no external fact to reconcile against.

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Templates in this guide

Each template’s contract, as configured. Studio names any required input still missing before a run starts. The word range is checked by the editor on Standard and Premium, and the Quality Gate records which required sections it found at every tier; a shortfall in either is recorded in the document’s quality report and does not block publication on its own.
Required sections: Scene headings; Action lines; Dialogue; Character introductions; Act structure.
Required sections: Cold open or teaser; Act breaks; Scene headings; Action lines; Dialogue; Series premise establishment; Protagonist want and problem; Pilot central conflict; Act out turns.
Required sections: Series logline; World overview; Core premise; Tone and style; Character profiles; Pilot summary; Season arc; Episode format; Themes; Comparables.
Required sections: Hook; Platform context; Scene beats; Voiceover or dialogue; On screen text; Call to action.

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Writing a full feature

A feature runs 90 to 120 pages, more than one generation writes. Generate it one act at a time with Act Focus, then assemble the acts in the editor.
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Act One

Premise, protagonist, setting, inciting incident, and the first turn.
2

Act Two A and Act Two B

Complications through the midpoint, then consequences and reversals toward the low point.
3

Act Three

Resolution of the central conflict and the close of each arc.
4

Assemble and revise

Combine the acts in the editor and revise individual scenes or act turns as sections.
Screenplays are charged by page block: one block per 15 pages at the tier’s base rate. See Usage and Limits.

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Inputs that change the result

  • Logline, genre, protagonist, and setting are the minimum for a coherent draft.
  • Character goals and the central conflict give scenes something to turn on.
  • Tone references describe how comparable work feels, not its plot.
  • Source material boundaries. For adapted or franchise work, state what may and may not be used.

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Limits

  • Format is applied by the template and recorded at the Quality Gate; scripts are not checked against an industry formatting tool.
  • Write the series bible first when developing a series. It is the reference a pilot and later episodes should agree with, and nothing checks episodes against it automatically.

Entertainment

Why this vertical has no domain verifier.

Usage and Limits

Screenplay page blocks and credit costs.
Last modified on October 25, 2026