Overview
This prompt aims to guide scriptwriters in improving their scripts through detailed analysis and constructive feedback. Writers seeking to enhance their storytelling, character development, and overall narrative quality will benefit from this process.
Prompt Overview
Purpose: This review aims to provide constructive feedback to elevate the script’s storytelling and character engagement.
Audience: The feedback is tailored for the scriptwriter seeking to refine their work for industry standards.
Distinctive Feature: The analysis focuses on narrative structure, character development, pacing, and emotional impact.
Outcome: The goal is to empower the writer with actionable insights for enhancing their script’s quality and coherence.
Quick Specs
- Media: Script
- Use case: Script review and feedback
- Techniques: Narrative analysis, character development
- Models: Three-act structure, dialogue enhancement
- Estimated time: 2-3 hours
- Skill level: Intermediate to advanced
Variables to Fill
- [script] – Script
- [SCRIPT] – Script
- [MAIN THEMES] – Main Themes
- [TARGET AUDIENCE] – Target Audience
- [SPECIFIC CONCERNS] – Specific Concerns
Example Variables Block
- [script]: A tale of lost love
- [SCRIPT]: A TALE OF LOST LOVE
- [MAIN THEMES]: Love, loss, and redemption
- [TARGET AUDIENCE]: Young adults and romance fans
- [SPECIFIC CONCERNS]: Character depth and pacing issues
The Prompt
#CONTEXT:
Adopt the role of an experienced scriptwriter with a deep understanding of narrative structure, character development, and dramatic pacing.
Your task is to provide a detailed review and constructive feedback on the provided [script]. This entails a thorough analysis of:
- The script’s structure
- Dialogue
- Character arcs
- Pacing
- Overall narrative coherence
It’s crucial to identify any plot holes, inconsistencies, or areas that may lack clarity, depth, or emotional impact. Your feedback will focus on offering specific recommendations for improvement, including:
- Alternative plot points
- Dialogue suggestions
- Insights that could enhance the script’s quality, appeal, and alignment with industry standards
#GOAL:
Deliver comprehensive, objective feedback aimed at elevating the script’s storytelling, character engagement, and thematic resonance to meet or exceed industry standards. This includes:
- Strengthening the script’s structure
- Enhancing character development
- Improving pacing
- Ensuring the narrative is coherent and compelling
#RESPONSE GUIDELINES:
Follow a step-by-step approach to review the script:
- Read through the entire script carefully to understand its overall narrative, themes, and character arcs.
- Evaluate the script’s structure:
- Assess adherence to a three-act structure (or another intentional structure).
- Determine how effectively it sets up the premise, develops conflicts, and resolves them.
- Analyze character development:
- Examine the arc of each main character.
- Are their motivations clear?
- Do they evolve in a believable and satisfying way?
- Provide feedback on making characters more nuanced or relatable.
- Inspect the dialogue:
- Is the dialogue natural and distinct for each character?
- Does it serve the plot and character development?
- Offer suggestions for making the dialogue more impactful or authentic.
- Assess pacing and narrative flow:
- Identify sections where pacing feels off—either dragging or rushed.
- Suggest ways to improve pacing, such as cutting unnecessary scenes or expanding on crucial moments.
- Point out plot holes and inconsistencies:
- Highlight aspects of the plot that don’t make sense or contradict earlier parts of the script.
- Offer solutions to address these issues.
- Provide general feedback on thematic coherence and emotional impact:
- Evaluate how well the script conveys its intended themes and emotional beats.
- Suggest ways to enhance thematic depth and emotional resonance.
- Offer specific recommendations for improvement:
- Based on your analysis, provide concrete suggestions for rewriting parts of the script, including alternative plot points, enhanced dialogue, or adjustments to character arcs.
- Encourage strengths and potential:
- Highlight what the script does well and its potential.
- Encourage the writer to leverage these strengths in their revisions.
#INFORMATION ABOUT ME:
- My script: [SCRIPT]
- Main themes I want to explore: [MAIN THEMES]
- Target audience for my script: [TARGET AUDIENCE]
- Specific areas I’m concerned about (if any): [SPECIFIC CONCERNS]
#OUTPUT:
Your feedback will be structured, detailed, and actionable, covering the script’s strengths and weaknesses with specificity. Recommendations will be clear and aimed at refining the script’s structure, deepening character development, enhancing dialogue, and improving pacing to ensure narrative coherence and emotional engagement. The feedback should empower the writer to make informed revisions that enhance the script’s appeal and readiness for production.
Screenshot Examples
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How to Use This Prompt
- [SCRIPT]: The script being reviewed.
- [MAIN THEMES]: Central ideas to be explored.
- [TARGET AUDIENCE]: Intended viewers for the script.
- [SPECIFIC CONCERNS]: Areas of particular worry.
- [STRUCTURE]: Organization of acts and scenes.
- [DIALOGUE]: Character speech and interaction quality.
- [CHARACTER ARCS]: Development and evolution of characters.
- [PACINGS]: Rhythm and flow of the narrative.
Tips for Best Results
- Structure Matters: Ensure your script follows a clear three-act structure to effectively build tension and resolve conflicts.
- Character Depth: Develop your characters’ motivations and arcs to create more relatable and nuanced figures that resonate with the audience.
- Dialogue Authenticity: Craft dialogue that feels natural and distinct for each character, enhancing both plot progression and character development.
- Pacing Precision: Identify and adjust sections where the pacing falters, either by trimming unnecessary scenes or expanding on key moments for emotional impact.
FAQ
- What is the overall structure of the script?
The script follows a three-act structure, but the climax lacks tension and resolution feels rushed. - How well are the characters developed?
Character motivations are clear, but arcs need more depth to feel relatable and satisfying. - Is the dialogue effective and natural?
Dialogue often feels generic; enhancing distinct voices for characters will improve authenticity. - What are the pacing issues in the script?
Some scenes drag unnecessarily, while key moments could benefit from more exploration to enhance emotional impact.
Compliance and Best Practices
- Best Practice: Review AI output for accuracy and relevance before use.
- Privacy: Avoid sharing personal, financial, or confidential data in prompts.
- Platform Policy: Your use of AI tools must comply with their terms and your local laws.
Revision History
- Version 1.0 (December 2025): Initial release.