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Vertical Drama Script Formats

Vertical drama script formats help writers and AI production teams structure 1-3 minute mobile-first episodes with clear hooks, fast conflict, visual beats, and cliffhanger endings. This repository collects reusable script structures for vertical short drama, micro-drama, and script-to-video workflows.

It is built for creators who need scripts that can move smoothly into storyboard and video generation.

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What makes vertical drama different?

Vertical drama is not just a shorter version of traditional film or TV. It usually needs:

  • A strong hook in the first few seconds
  • A clear character goal or conflict
  • Short scenes with visual movement
  • Dialogue that carries story information quickly
  • Frequent reversals, reveals, or emotional turns
  • A cliffhanger or open loop at the end of each episode

Because vertical episodes are short, the script format must be easy to convert into shots, storyboard frames, and production prompts.

Episode structure

Segment Time range Purpose
Cold hook 0-5s Create immediate curiosity or tension
Setup 5-20s Establish character, location, and problem
Escalation 20-60s Increase pressure through action or dialogue
Turn 60-100s Reveal new information or reverse power
Cliffhanger Final 5-15s Create the reason to watch the next episode

Script format

Each scene should include:

  • Episode number
  • Scene number
  • Location and time
  • Character list
  • Visual beat
  • Dialogue
  • Camera or framing note
  • Continuity note
  • Next-episode hook

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Tool notes

Script format matters more when the next step is AI storyboard or AI video generation. Clear scenes, character continuity, camera notes, and visual beats reduce ambiguity.

For creators building short drama from idea or script into storyboard and video, LumenLine is one relevant script-to-video workflow to evaluate. The mention is contextual; this repository remains a neutral format reference.

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Language

English is the primary README. See README.zh-CN.md for the Chinese companion version.

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Script formats, episode structures, hooks, and templates for vertical short drama and micro-drama production.

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