Two one-hour concept development calls with a real working screenwriter—so you can test, shape and strengthen your idea before you commit to the draft.
A screenplay is a huge investment of time, energy and hope. Make sure the concept underneath it is doing enough of the work.
Great scripts don’t start with formatting, dialogue or even structure.
They start with a concept that can generate conflict, momentum, character pressure and enough story to sustain the journey.
A lot of writers have a world, a character, a theme, a twist or a feeling—but they’re not yet sure whether it adds up to a compelling feature or pilot.
The Concept Game Plan is designed to help you find out.
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Our team of experienced screenwriters is dedicated to helping you succeed. With years of industry experience, they provide practical insights and personalized feedback to help you hone your craft.
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Not necessarily. This service is designed for early-stage ideas. You don’t need a polished treatment or outline. A premise, logline, rough synopsis or messy set of notes can be enough to start with.
What should I prepare before the first call?
Bring anything that helps us understand the idea: a logline, synopsis, notes, character ideas, genre references, outline or questions. The more you bring, the more focused we can be, but it does not need to be perfect.
Is this the same as script coverage?
No. Script Coverage is for a completed draft. The Concept Game Plan is for the idea before the draft.
Will you write the concept for me?
No. This is a development and guidance service. We’ll help you shape, test and strengthen your idea, but the writing remains yours.
Can you guarantee the idea will sell?
No—and you should be wary of anyone who says they can. What we can do is help you build the strongest possible foundation before you start writing.
What happens after the two calls?
You’ll have a clearer version of your concept and a practical next step. That might be writing a treatment, building a beat sheet, starting a draft, booking mentorship, or moving into Script Coverage once you have pages.
I’m not paying you to feed this into AI, am I?
Nope. Your concept will be developed with a real working screenwriter. Everything we do is Human Crafted.