About SceneMixer
SceneMixer offers a reference guide and template for vertical short drama scripts that specifies episode length, spoken-word targets, scene layout, and hook rotation to align scripts with short-form app catalog norms.
It provides a copy-ready episode-and-scene format (scene headings, concise action lines, character/tone dialogue) and rules for dialogue pacing based on a 3-words-per-second conversion.
The guide defines a three-beat hook structure—conflict in 5 seconds, turns roughly every 30 seconds, and an episode-end hook cycling identity, emotion, and realisation.
It documents AI-generation constraints (limited locations per episode, two-person close-ups preferred, avoid large crowds and complex choreography) and prompt-style action-line practices to ease model rendering.
Submission checks cover episode counts, hook labels, consistent naming, and line-length limits to match studio or platform requirements.
Key Features
Use Cases
Who is it for?
It provides a copy-ready episode-and-scene format (scene headings, concise action lines, character/tone dialogue) and rules for dialogue pacing based on a 3-words-per-second conversion.
The guide defines a three-beat hook structure—conflict in 5 seconds, turns roughly every 30 seconds, and an episode-end hook cycling identity, emotion, and realisation.
It documents AI-generation constraints (limited locations per episode, two-person close-ups preferred, avoid large crowds and complex choreography) and prompt-style action-line practices to ease model rendering.
Submission checks cover episode counts, hook labels, consistent naming, and line-length limits to match studio or platform requirements.
Key Features
- Template specifying episode length, spoken-word targets, scene layout, and hook rotation for short-form vertical drama
- Copy-ready episode-and-scene format (scene headings, concise action lines, character/tone dialogue)
- Dialogue pacing rules using a 3-words-per-second conversion
- Defined three-beat hook structure with timing (conflict in 5s, turns ~30s, episode-end hook cycling identity/emotion/realisation)
- AI-generation constraints and authoring checks: limited locations, two-person close-ups preferred, avoid large crowds/complex choreography; prompt-style action-line practices; submission checks for episode counts, hook labels, naming consistency, and line-length limits
Use Cases
- Write copy-ready vertical short-drama episodes using SceneMixer's pre-formatted templates, applying the three-beat hook timing and 3-words-per-second dialogue pacing to maximize viewer retention on TikTok, Reels and Shorts without extra formatting work
- Produce tightly-paced two-person close-up scenes for micro-serials or audition reels, leveraging AI-generation constraints (limited locations, prompt-style action lines) and the built-in submission checklist to ensure platform- and festival-ready scripts
- Rapidly generate bingeable short-form drama batches with consistent scene layout and pacing, exporting AI-friendly action lines for text-to-speech or animation pipelines while maintaining hook structure and production submission compliance
Who is it for?
- Short-form screenwriters
- Digital content creators for vertical apps
- Vertical video directors
- Independent producers and showrunners
- Script editors and formatters
- Creative agencies producing short drama
- Platform content programmers and curators
- Ai-driven script engineers and prompt designers
- Production studios developing mobile series
