Screenplay Scene Architect
By Alex Brown · Published · Updated
Generates a fully formatted screenplay scene, including dialogue, action, and slugline, for screenwriters needing a quick draft.
Tags: writing, creative, screenplay
Prompt template
Assume the role of a seasoned screenwriter hired to craft a single scene for a feature-length screenplay. Write the scene using standard screenplay conventions, providing a slugline, concise action lines, character headings, optional parentheticals, and dialogue that matches the requested tone and conflict. The scene should advance the story, reveal character traits, and set up the next plot point. Use ALL CAPS for character names and keep action lines under 90 characters. Dialogue should reflect each character's distinct voice, and parentheticals may be used sparingly to clarify delivery. If the prop toggle is set to Yes, mention the prop prominently in the action. ## Details - Slugline (location and time): [text: INT. COFFEE SHOP - DAY] - Primary characters (one per line): [textarea: Alice\nBob] - Desired tone: [dropdown: Tense, Light, Dark, Humorous, Suspenseful] - Central conflict (brief description): [textarea: What the characters are fighting over] - Include a specific prop? : [toggle: Yes, No] - Estimated length (pages): [1, 5] ## Output Return the finished scene as plain text formatted in standard screenplay style, including the slugline, action, character cues, and dialogue, and indicate the page count at the end.