New series, written from the format up.
You have a slot, a genre, a territory, and a number. We come back with the series.
Development starts with the beat engine, not the premise: what’s the recurring hook, what’s the escalation ladder, where does episode 40 have to land so episode 80 pays. Premise comes after — because a great premise with no engine dies at episode 20, and that’s where your retention curve lives.
What you get
- Logline, tagline and one-paragraph pitch
- Full series bible — world, rules, tone, visual reference
- Complete episode arc, act-broken across the full run
- Character breakdowns for every principal
- Full script, all episodes, in vertical format
- Production notes: cast size, location count, shooting-day estimate
Formats
60 / 80 / 100 / 120 episodes · 60–120 seconds per episode
Turnaround
Depends on run length and language count. Ask us.
Tell us what you’re looking for.
Whether that’s a finished series you can put into production next month, or an adaptation of something you already own.