Drama, film and webtoon
Short film — 15 minutes
A festival-length 15-minute short: two or three characters, one or two locations, one event, built around a 'final minute' turn. Skeleton of 12–15 scenes.
- Who it's for
- Writers making a short for festivals or independent workshops
- Scale
- One short · 15 min · 12–15 scenes
- Format
- Korean script
A sample cover in the genre's style (AI-generated, for reference). Your project starts with your own title and cover.
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What gets created
Bracketed placeholders like [Protagonist] are renamed once in the story bible.
Documents
- NotePlanning note — constraints and the turn
- ScriptScript
Bible seeds
- Character[Protagonist]Wants exactly one thing in 15 minutes.
- Character[Other]Blocks or holds what the protagonist wants.
- Place[Location 1]Main location. Somewhere you can actually shoot.
Beat table
| Beat | Range | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| First image | 0–1 min | No dialogue |
| Situation | 1–6 min | Two people, one want |
| Event | 6–12 min | The one event |
| The turn | 14–15 min | Re-reads what came before |
First steps after creating
- 1
Fill the three constraint cells; cut anything over.
- 2
Write the final-minute re-reading in one line.
- 3
Assign minutes across 12–15 scenes.
- 4
After drafting, try cutting the dialogue in half.