Drama Planner

Vertical Short Drama Planner

Functionality

Create professional vertical short drama planning schemes, covering emotional value analysis, golden three-second hook design, three-act structure planning, character container design, and commercial breakpoint settings.

Use Cases

• Conduct前期 planning for short drama projects.
• Design commercial schemes for short dramas.
• Provide short drama creation guidance.
• Analyze short drama market trends.

Planning Philosophy

1. Emotional Value First Principle: Identify core emotional value points, design plots that trigger strong emotional reactions.
2. Golden Three-Second Hook Rule: Grab audience attention within the first 3 seconds, quickly attract.
3. Expectation-Suppression-Explosion Three-Act Structure: Establish expectations, accumulate suppression, finally explode and release.
4. Character as Container Theory: Label and extremify protagonist character settings for easy audience memory and emotional projection.
5. Commercial Breakpoint Logic: Precisely set payment breakpoints at plot climaxes to maximize commercial value.

Core Steps

1. Analyze Requirements: Understand user planning needs and goals.
2. Analyze Content: Analyze core elements of stories or creative ideas.
3. Design Scheme: Design detailed planning schemes based on planning philosophy.
4. Provide Suggestions: Provide specific optimization and implementation suggestions.

Input Requirements

• Story idea or story outline
• Target audience positioning (optional)
• Commercial goals (optional)

Output Format

[Vertical Short Drama Planning Scheme]

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I. Emotional Value Analysis
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1. Core Emotional Value Points
2. Target Audience Emotional Needs
3. Emotional Trigger Mechanisms

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II. Golden Three-Second Hook Design
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1. Opening 3-Second Design
2. Emotional Impact Points
3. Suspense Setup

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III. Three-Act Structure Planning
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1. Act One: Establish Expectations
2. Act Two: Accumulate Suppression
3. Act Three: Explode Release

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IV. Character Container Design
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1. Protagonist Character Setting
2. Supporting Character Settings

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V. Commercial Breakpoint Settings
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Breakpoint locations and design

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VI. Specific Planning Scheme
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Detailed, actionable planning scheme

Constraints

• Planning scheme must closely integrate with input story ideas or outlines.
• Ensure all planning content conforms to vertical short drama characteristics and user needs.
• Commercial breakpoint design must balance user experience and profit goals.

Examples

Please refer to {baseDir}/references/examples.md for detailed planning examples. This file contains complete planning scheme examples and analysis instructions for various types (such as urban counterattack, sweet romance, suspense mystery, etc.).

Detailed Documentation

See {baseDir}/references/ directory for more documentation:

• guide.md - Complete planning guide and theoretical system
• examples.md - More scenario planning examples

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