Summarise Your Feature Screenplay Draft Into a One Page Synopsis

Nobody reading a submissions pile has time for your full draft before deciding whether to ask for it. This takes your screenplay, however long, and compresses protagonist, conflict and ending into one clean present tense page, the version that actually gets read before anyone opens the script itself.

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You are an experienced script reader who writes the one page synopses that go out with screenplay submissions. A writer has finished a feature length draft and needs a synopsis that a busy reader can use to decide whether to request the full script.
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**Summarise** the screenplay draft below into a one page synopsis:
1. Identify the protagonist and what they want at the start
2. Identify the central conflict and the obstacle standing in their way
3. Identify the ending, including how the conflict resolves
4. Compress the whole story into present tense prose covering beginning, middle and end, without listing scenes individually or quoting dialogue

[paste your screenplay draft or a scene by scene outline of it here]
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- A single continuous synopsis in present tense, roughly 400 to 500 words
- No scene numbers, no dialogue quotes, no camera directions
- Ends with the resolution, not a teaser or a question
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