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Don Chuy reading a screenplay with a red pen

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TV SERIES BIBLELogline, world, characters, the season-one episode grid, and where seasons two and three go — the document a network asks for before reading a pilot.Download .docxEPISODE OUTLINE & SCENE CARD GRIDCard the episode before you write it — act breakdown plus one row per scene with who wants what, the conflict, and the turn.Download .docxSCRIPT COVERAGE REPORTThe standard reader's report — synopsis, graded elements, and pass/consider/recommend. Use it on your own draft before an assistant does.Download .docxSCREENPLAY TITLE PAGE & FORMAT GUIDECourier-correct margins for every element, the exact title page a professional reader expects, and a sample page to type over.Download .docxTABLE READ FEEDBACK FORMHand this to every listener before the read — page numbers for where they got hooked, bored, confused, or stopped believing a character.Download .docxSUBMISSION & QUERY TRACKEROne row per send — company, contact, date, and the follow-up day that most writers never chase. Plus a competitions log.Download .docxREVISION NOTES & COLOR DRAFT LOGIndustry revision colors, a one-problem-per-pass discipline, a change log, and a cut list for everything you removed.Download .docxSHORT FILM ONE-PAGER & PROOF-OF-CONCEPT PACKAGELogline, 150-word synopsis, director's statement, visual approach, and production snapshot — the single page festivals and investors read first.Download .docxSTAGE PLAY FORMAT TEMPLATEStandard American stage play layout — title page, character page, dialogue and stage-direction formatting, and the submission checklist.Download .docxADAPTATION & RIGHTS RESEARCH CHECKLISTProve a work is public domain — or find the rights holder — before you adapt it. Research log included.Download .docxCO-WRITER TERMS MEMOCredit order, splits, submission control, and exit terms — settle them on paper while you still like each other.Download .docxWRITING SCHEDULE & PAGE TRACKERPages per day, milestone targets from outline to cut pass, and the one rule that matters: track pages, not feelings.Download .docx

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