Scenarioplaner

Scenarioplaner is a concept used in filmmaking, television production, and other media industries to describe the first draft of a story or script. It is typically written by a screenwriter or author in collaboration with the director or producers. The scenarioplaner sets out the overall structure, plot, and character arcs of the story, including key events, settings, and themes.

The scenarioplaner serves as a guide for the development of the script, providing a foundation for subsequent drafts and revisions. It may include detailed descriptions of scene transitions, character motivations, and dialogue. The document can be written in a variety of formats, from a brief outline to a detailed script with character breakdowns and shot lists.

In traditional filmmaking, the scenarioplaner would be created during the pre-production phase, often in collaboration with the production team. The document would be used to secure financing, gauge audience interest, and develop a budget. In modern digital media production, the scenarioplaner may be created more informally, and even after filming has begun, with adjustments made on set as needed.

While the scenarioplaner is not a formal script, it provides a tangible starting point for bringing a story to life. By outlining key elements of the narrative, characters, and settings, the scenarioplaner allows filmmakers to explore and refine their ideas before investing significant time and resources into production. The document can also serve as a reference point for future projects or spin-offs.