Scrittore di Sceneggiature

Input

Premise

A busy young couple keeps ordering greasy takeout until a friend introduces them to our meal-kit service. We see them cooking together, laughing, and rediscovering dinner as a moment they look forward to. Key message: real food, real time together, zero stress.

Script Type

commercial

Duration

1min

Genre

drama

Tone

emotional

Output (estratto)

INT. CRAMPED APARTMENT KITCHEN — NIGHT. A pile of takeout boxes glows under the fridge light. MAYA (29) sighs. SUPER: "Another Tuesday." CUT TO — a bright box on the doorstep. They unpack fresh ingredients, hesitant, then grinning. Montage: chopping, a flour handprint on a cheek, a clinked glass. VO: "Dinner used to be a chore. Now it's the best part of the day." LOGO. "FreshFork — twenty minutes to together."

Input

Premise

Explain how our budgeting app helps first-time savers automatically set aside money without thinking about it. Follow 'Sam', who never manages to save, as the app rounds up purchases and quietly builds an emergency fund.

Script Type

explainer

Duration

3min

Genre

educational

Tone

casual

Output (estratto)

OPEN on SAM staring at a near-empty savings balance. NARRATOR (warm): "Meet Sam. Sam wants to save. Sam never does." We zoom into a coffee purchase — $4.30 — and watch the app round it to $5, sliding 70 cents into a glowing 'Safety Net' jar. Over a week the jar fills. NARRATOR: "No spreadsheets. No willpower. Just small, automatic wins." Sam checks the balance, eyebrows up. "Wait, I saved that?" END CARD with three-step signup.

Input

Premise

A short internal-recruitment film showing the human side of an engineering company: people mentoring each other, celebrating small wins, and building something they're proud of. Message: we hire for curiosity, not just credentials.

Script Type

corporate

Duration

30s

Genre

documentary

Tone

inspiring

Output (estratto)

Handheld, natural light. Quick cuts: a whiteboard half-erased, two engineers laughing at a failed test, a junior dev shipping her first feature to applause. VO (sincere, unscripted feel): "We don't ask where you went to school. We ask what you can't stop tinkering with." Final shot — the team at a window overlooking the city, tired but proud. SUPER: "Build what matters. With people who get it." Logo, then a quiet beat.