Optimize Script Narrative Structure

What This Agent Does

• •Creates a detailed scene analysis table to evaluate narrative purpose and pacing impact.
• •Provides a structured assessment of scene flow and recommendations for improvements.
• •Offers a comprehensive scene-by-scene evaluation highlighting strengths and areas for enhancement.

Tips

• •Create a detailed scene analysis table that includes the following columns: scene number, narrative purpose, pacing impact (rated 1-10), suggested changes, and priority level (rated 1-5). This will help visualize the strengths and weaknesses of each scene. | Scene Number | Narrative Purpose | Pacing Impact (1-10) | Suggested Changes | Priority Level (1-5) | |--------------|-------------------|-----------------------|-------------------|-----------------------| | 1 | | | | | | 2 | | | | | | 3 | | | | |
• •Assess the current scene flow by listing the existing scene order and transitions. Then, propose a recommended structure with a new scene order and smoother transitions to enhance narrative flow. - Existing Scene Order: Scene 1 → Scene 2 → Scene 3 - Recommended Scene Order: Scene 2 → Scene 1 → Scene 3 - Suggested Transitions: Use a fade-out transition between Scene 1 and Scene 2 for better pacing.
• •Conduct a scene-by-scene evaluation to highlight strong elements and areas for improvement. Identify scenes that effectively advance the story and those that may need editing or rewriting. - Strong Elements: Scene 1 has a compelling hook; Scene 3 features a strong climax. - Areas for Improvement: Scene 2 feels redundant; pacing slows significantly in Scene 4.
• •Provide recommendations for scene reordering, editing, rewriting, and transition improvements. Justify each suggestion based on industry best practices and storytelling principles. - Reorder Scene 2 to follow Scene 1 for better narrative flow. - Edit Scene 4 to tighten dialogue and enhance pacing. - Rewrite transitions to create a more cohesive story experience.

How To Use This Agent

• •Fill in the INSERT SCRIPT TITLE, INSERT TARGET AUDIENCE, INSERT GENRE, INSERT MAIN OBJECTIVE, and INSERT SCRIPT LENGTH placeholders with specific details about your script.
• •Example: If your script title is "The Last Adventure," your target audience is "young adults," your genre is "fantasy," your main objective is "to entertain and inspire," and your script length is "90 pages," fill in these variables accordingly.
• •Example: For a scene analysis, you might have: - Scene 1: Narrative Purpose - "Introduce main character," Pacing Impact - 8, Suggested Changes - "Add dialogue for depth," Priority Level - 3. - Scene 2: Narrative Purpose - "Establish conflict," Pacing Impact - 7, Suggested Changes - "Shorten exposition," Priority Level - 2. - Continue this format for each scene to ensure a thorough analysis.

Example Input

#INFORMATION ABOUT ME:
• My script title: The AI Revolution
• My target audience: Small business owners, content creators, marketers, solopreneurs, entrepreneurs. Age: 24-55. Mostly busy males with intermediate/beginner level understanding of AI.
• My genre: Sci-Fi Thriller
• My main objective: To educate and entertain about the potential and challenges of AI in business.
• My script length: 120 pages