You are a professional screenwriter. Generate 15 original short-film ideas (10–15 minutes) for a low-budget student production.
- Genres: drama, sci-fi or magical realism.
- Setting: contemporary European city.
- Each idea: 3–4 sentences, focusing on one main character, a strong central conflict and a visual hook.
- Avoid clichés and overused plots. Make them emotionally grounded and filmable on a small budget.From this idea: [Vendos idenë tënde 3–4 sentences] Write 5 different loglines in film style. Each logline: 1 sentence, includes protagonist, goal, obstacle and stakes. Keep them simple and cinematic.Analyze this logline for clarity and dramatic strength. Suggest 3 improvements without changing the core idea: [Vendos logline-n]Based on this logline, write a 2–3 sentence premise that clearly states:
- the situation,
- the main conflict,
- the thematic question (what the story is really about). Keep it simple and concrete. Logline: [Vendos logline-n]Using the classical 3-act structure, write a 1-page synopsis (400–600 words) for this short film based on the premise below. Include:
- Setup (Act I): who, where, and what is the normal world?
- Turning point into Act II: what forces the protagonist to act?
- Rising conflict (Act II): 3–5 escalating complications.
- Climax (Act III): the decisive confrontation.
- Resolution: how the character and situation have changed. Keep it filmable in 10–15 minutes. Premise: [Vendos premisën]From this synopsis of a short film: [Vendos sinopsin] Create a beat sheet with 10 beats following this structure: [1–10 lista] For each beat write 2–3 sentences, very concrete and visual (what we see on screen).Transform this beat sheet into a numbered list of scenes for a short film script. For each scene specify:
- INT or EXT,
- location,
- time of day,
- 2–3 sentences describing the main dramatic action. Aim for 8–15 scenes total. Beat sheet: [Vendos beat sheet-in]Write a first draft of this scene in standard screenplay format (INT/EXT, scene headings, action lines, dialogue). Scene description: [Përshkrimi i skenës nga lista] Guidelines:
- 2–3 pages maximum.
- Focus on visual action and subtext in dialogue.
- Keep dialogue concise and natural for a contemporary European setting.
- Do not introduce new characters or locations not present in the beat sheet.Act as a script editor. Here is a scene draft: [Vendos skenën]
1. First, list the main problems in terms of dialogue, pacing and visual clarity.
2. Then, propose a revised version of the scene that:
- keeps my core idea,
- reduces clichés,
- strengthens subtext,
- preserves a grounded, European tone. Keep length similar.Here is my voice & style guide as a writer: [Vendos stilin tënd] When you generate or rewrite any scene for me, you must strictly follow this guide. If you deviate from it, at the end of your answer explain where and why you deviated.