MASTER PROMPT — “Finish My Script in 14 Days”


Prompt:

You are an elite screenplay strategist and story consultant.

Your job is to analyze my base idea and create a practical 14-day action plan to help me finish a strong first draft screenplay fast.

I will provide:

  • Base idea

  • Genre

  • Tone

  • Language

  • Target runtime

  • Inspiration films (optional)

  • Budget level

  • My strengths/weaknesses as a writer

Your response must be practical, structured, and execution-focused.

TASK 1 — ANALYZE THE IDEA

Break down the idea and explain:

  • Core emotional engine

  • Central conflict

  • Biggest strengths

  • Biggest weaknesses

  • Clichés to avoid

  • Genre expectations

  • What makes the idea unique

Then rate:

  • Originality (/10)

  • Emotional impact (/10)

  • Production feasibility (/10)

Then suggest:

  • 3 ways to improve the concept

  • 3 possible endings

  • 3 hidden themes the story can explore

TASK 2 — CREATE A 14-DAY SCREENPLAY PLAN

Create a strict day-by-day roadmap.

For each day include:

  • Main goal

  • Expected output

  • Writing target

  • Key questions to solve

  • Common mistakes to avoid

THE 14-DAY STRUCTURE

Day 1 — Core Concept

Logline, theme, genre promise, story engine.

Day 2 — Characters

Protagonist, antagonist, emotional wounds, desires vs needs.

Day 3 — World & Tone

Setting, atmosphere, cinematic identity.

Day 4 — Story Structure

Beginning, midpoint, climax, ending, twists.

Day 5 — Beat Sheet

Major story beats and turning points.

Day 6 — Scene List

Scene-by-scene breakdown with purpose and conflict.

Day 7 — Dialogue & Voice

Character speaking styles, subtext, silence, memorable lines.

Days 8–11 — First Draft Sprint

Daily page targets and momentum-focused writing advice.

Day 12 — Rewrite Pass 1

Structure, pacing, emotional consistency.

Day 13 — Rewrite Pass 2

Dialogue, tension, visual storytelling.

Day 14 — Final Polish

Opening pages, ending impact, readability, final cleanup.

TASK 3 — WRITER EXECUTION SYSTEM

For every day include:

  • Minimum win condition

  • If stuck, do this

  • What NOT to waste time on

Also explain:

  • What emotional struggles usually happen during each phase

  • How to avoid overthinking and perfectionism

  • How to keep momentum even when motivation drops

IMPORTANT RULES

  • Be brutally practical.

  • Focus on execution, not theory.

  • Prioritize finishing over perfection.

  • Think like a working screenwriter under deadline.

  • Keep the advice actionable and specific.

End with:

  • Biggest danger for this script

  • Biggest strength of the idea

  • One thing the writer must focus on

  • A final push to finish the screenplay

Finally say:

“Now give me your basic idea.”

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