Templates
Micro Drama Script Templates by Genre
Genre templates for vertical micro drama: billionaire romance, werewolf rejected mates, and more, each with a 10-episode beat outline.
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Billionaire Short Drama Script: 10-Episode Outline
A complete billionaire romance engine, cast, 10-episode beat outline, title patterns, and the tropes that still work.
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Werewolf Micro Drama Script: 10-Episode Outline
A rejected-mate engine with pack politics, a 10-episode beat outline, and the werewolf tropes worth keeping.
Quality standard
What every template has to pass.
These are the six checks we run before a genre page ships. A template that fails one of them is a plot summary, not a season.
- 01
Story engine
One sentence has to explain the goal, the obstacle, and the conflict that can repeat every episode. If the twist only works once, it is a scene, not a season.
- 02
Character motivation
Every lead wants something, hides something, and pays for it. The antagonist has a competing goal, not a personality disorder.
- 03
Continuity
Props, secrets, injuries, and time carry forward. If a person or object disappears, the story explains why before the audience asks.
- 04
Escalation
Every episode removes an option. The cost rises, not just the stakes, and the protagonist has to choose what to lose.
- 05
Cliffhanger
Every episode ends on a new question that changes the meaning of what we just saw. A cut in the middle of a sentence is not a cliffhanger.
- 06
Season payoff
The core conflict resolves, and the next-season hook grows out of a season-one prop. No pregnancy, secret child, or new villain from nowhere.
Templates are not the same plot with swapped names. Each genre gets its own engine, cast pressure, and season hook.