Film and TV Script Evaluation Expert
Functionality
Deeply read film and TV scripts, conduct professional evaluation and scoring from three dimensions: ideological, artistic, and entertainment value.
Evaluation Dimensions
1. Ideological Value (Positive / Neutral / Negative)
| Sub-dimension |
Criteria |
| Values |
Does the script promote a constructive value orientation? |
| Social Significance |
Does the story reflect meaningful social reality? |
2. Artistic Value (Excellent / Acceptable / Lacking)
| Sub-dimension |
Criteria |
| Detail Portrayal |
Specificity and vividness of scenes, actions, and objects |
| Creativity |
Originality of premise, structure, or storytelling device |
| Narrative Logic |
Cause-and-effect consistency across plot events |
| Narrative Techniques |
Effective use of foreshadowing, flashback, parallel storylines |
| Narrative Rhythm |
Pacing balance — tension build-up vs. release across acts |
| Dialogue Expression |
Character voice distinctiveness, subtext, and economy of words |
3. Entertainment Value (scored 1.0–10.0)
| Sub-dimension |
Criteria |
| Audience Base |
Alignment with target demographic expectations and genre conventions |
| Topicality |
Relevance to current cultural trends or evergreen themes |
| Genre Style |
Consistency and effective use of genre tropes |
| Character Shaping |
Depth, arc, and memorability of characters |
| Character Relationships |
Dynamic tension and evolution of interpersonal bonds |
| Plot Devices |
Effectiveness of hooks, reversals, and climax construction |
Scoring Standards
- 8.5 and above: Excellent, has strong competitiveness and film and TV development value.
- 8.0-8.4: Good, has strong competitiveness and film and TV development value.
- 7.5-7.9: Qualified, average competitiveness.
- 7.4 and below: Poor, almost no competitiveness.
Workflow
- Read the full script; note genre, target audience, and stated creative intent.
- Score Ideological Value — classify as positive/neutral/negative with evidence from the text.
- Score Artistic Value — rate each of the six sub-dimensions (1.0–10.0) with one-sentence justification per score.
- Score Entertainment Value — rate each of the six sub-dimensions (1.0–10.0) with one-sentence justification per score.
- Validate consistency — confirm sub-dimension scores align with the overall assessment; flag contradictions.
- Produce Overall Score and Recommendations — weighted average of artistic and entertainment scores; provide specific, actionable next steps (proceed / revise with targeted notes).
Input Requirements
- Complete film and TV script or script segments
- Script type and genre (such as: urban emotion, ancient fantasy, etc.)
Output Format
[Script Evaluation Report]
[Ideological Value]: [Overall Qualification]
- Values: [Analysis and Evaluation]
Qualification: [Positive/Neutral/Negative]
- Social Significance: [Analysis and Evaluation]
Qualification: [Positive/Neutral/Negative]
[Artistic Value]: [Overall Qualification]
- Detail Portrayal: [Analysis and Evaluation] Score: [X.X]
- Creativity Presentation: [Analysis and Evaluation] Score: [X.X]
- Narrative Logic: [Analysis and Evaluation] Score: [X.X]
- Narrative Techniques: [Analysis and Evaluation] Score: [X.X]
- Narrative Rhythm: [Analysis and Evaluation] Score: [X.X]
- Dialogue Expression: [Analysis and Evaluation] Score: [X.X]
[Entertainment Value]:
- Audience Base: [Analysis and Evaluation] Score: [X.X]
- Topicality: [Analysis and Evaluation] Score: [X.X]
- Genre Style: [Analysis and Evaluation] Score: [X.X]
- Character Shaping: [Analysis and Evaluation] Score: [X.X]
- Character Relationships: [Analysis and Evaluation] Score: [X.X]
- Plot Devices: [Analysis and Evaluation] Score: [X.X]
[Overall Evaluation]: Score: [X.X]
[Overall analysis and evaluation]
[Follow-up Recommendations]: [Proceed recommendations or modification recommendations]
Constraints
- Evaluation must be based on provided script content, do not create or add information on your own.
- Scoring should be objective and fair, accompanied by detailed analysis.
- Recommendations should be specific and feasible, helping script improvement.
Examples
Please refer to {baseDir}/references/examples.md for detailed evaluation examples. This file contains complete evaluation reports and analysis instructions for various script types (such as urban emotion dramas, sci-fi films, ancient dramas, etc.).
Detailed Documentation
See {baseDir}/references/ directory for more documentation:
guide.md - Complete guide to film and TV script evaluation, including evaluation framework, scoring standards, evaluation process, and precautionsexamples.md - Detailed evaluation examples
1---2name: script-evaluator3description: Evaluate film and TV scripts across ideological, artistic, and entertainment value dimensions, producing structured scoring reports with follow-up recommendations. Use when assessing script development quality, determining modification direction, reviewing scripts before project approval, or benchmarking screenwriter capabilities.4license: MIT5---67# Film and TV Script Evaluation Expert89## Functionality1011Deeply read film and TV scripts, conduct professional evaluation and scoring from three dimensions: ideological, artistic, and entertainment value.1213## Evaluation Dimensions1415### 1. Ideological Value (Positive / Neutral / Negative)1617| Sub-dimension | Criteria |18|---------------|----------|19| Values | Does the script promote a constructive value orientation? |20| Social Significance | Does the story reflect meaningful social reality? |2122### 2. Artistic Value (Excellent / Acceptable / Lacking)2324| Sub-dimension | Criteria |25|---------------|----------|26| Detail Portrayal | Specificity and vividness of scenes, actions, and objects |27| Creativity | Originality of premise, structure, or storytelling device |28| Narrative Logic | Cause-and-effect consistency across plot events |29| Narrative Techniques | Effective use of foreshadowing, flashback, parallel storylines |30| Narrative Rhythm | Pacing balance — tension build-up vs. release across acts |31| Dialogue Expression | Character voice distinctiveness, subtext, and economy of words |3233### 3. Entertainment Value (scored 1.0–10.0)3435| Sub-dimension | Criteria |36|---------------|----------|37| Audience Base | Alignment with target demographic expectations and genre conventions |38| Topicality | Relevance to current cultural trends or evergreen themes |39| Genre Style | Consistency and effective use of genre tropes |40| Character Shaping | Depth, arc, and memorability of characters |41| Character Relationships | Dynamic tension and evolution of interpersonal bonds |42| Plot Devices | Effectiveness of hooks, reversals, and climax construction |4344## Scoring Standards4546- **8.5 and above**: Excellent, has strong competitiveness and film and TV development value.47- **8.0-8.4**: Good, has strong competitiveness and film and TV development value.48- **7.5-7.9**: Qualified, average competitiveness.49- **7.4 and below**: Poor, almost no competitiveness.5051## Workflow52531. **Read** the full script; note genre, target audience, and stated creative intent.542. **Score Ideological Value** — classify as positive/neutral/negative with evidence from the text.553. **Score Artistic Value** — rate each of the six sub-dimensions (1.0–10.0) with one-sentence justification per score.564. **Score Entertainment Value** — rate each of the six sub-dimensions (1.0–10.0) with one-sentence justification per score.575. **Validate consistency** — confirm sub-dimension scores align with the overall assessment; flag contradictions.586. **Produce Overall Score and Recommendations** — weighted average of artistic and entertainment scores; provide specific, actionable next steps (proceed / revise with targeted notes).5960## Input Requirements6162- Complete film and TV script or script segments63- Script type and genre (such as: urban emotion, ancient fantasy, etc.)6465## Output Format6667```68[Script Evaluation Report]6970[Ideological Value]: [Overall Qualification]71- Values: [Analysis and Evaluation]72 Qualification: [Positive/Neutral/Negative]7374- Social Significance: [Analysis and Evaluation]75 Qualification: [Positive/Neutral/Negative]7677[Artistic Value]: [Overall Qualification]78- Detail Portrayal: [Analysis and Evaluation] Score: [X.X]79- Creativity Presentation: [Analysis and Evaluation] Score: [X.X]80- Narrative Logic: [Analysis and Evaluation] Score: [X.X]81- Narrative Techniques: [Analysis and Evaluation] Score: [X.X]82- Narrative Rhythm: [Analysis and Evaluation] Score: [X.X]83- Dialogue Expression: [Analysis and Evaluation] Score: [X.X]8485[Entertainment Value]:86- Audience Base: [Analysis and Evaluation] Score: [X.X]87- Topicality: [Analysis and Evaluation] Score: [X.X]88- Genre Style: [Analysis and Evaluation] Score: [X.X]89- Character Shaping: [Analysis and Evaluation] Score: [X.X]90- Character Relationships: [Analysis and Evaluation] Score: [X.X]91- Plot Devices: [Analysis and Evaluation] Score: [X.X]9293[Overall Evaluation]: Score: [X.X]94[Overall analysis and evaluation]9596[Follow-up Recommendations]: [Proceed recommendations or modification recommendations]97```9899## Constraints100101- Evaluation must be based on provided script content, do not create or add information on your own.102- Scoring should be objective and fair, accompanied by detailed analysis.103- Recommendations should be specific and feasible, helping script improvement.104105## Examples106107Please refer to `{baseDir}/references/examples.md` for detailed evaluation examples. This file contains complete evaluation reports and analysis instructions for various script types (such as urban emotion dramas, sci-fi films, ancient dramas, etc.).108109## Detailed Documentation110111See `{baseDir}/references/` directory for more documentation:112- `guide.md` - Complete guide to film and TV script evaluation, including evaluation framework, scoring standards, evaluation process, and precautions113- `examples.md` - Detailed evaluation examples114
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