Find the Premise
Audience insight and brand goals turned into a premise worth 40 episodes. Days, not weeks.
Grapes Worldwide 's Series Scripting agent writes vertical microdrama series, from series bible and season arc to 60 to 120 second episodes with a hook up front and a cliffhanger at every break, edited by named writers.
Get a Free Microdrama ConsultationFrom Mankind Pharma and Panasonic to Paytm, JCB, and Siyaram's, category leaders work with Grapes because our series are drafted by an agent that knows what keeps viewers watching, and written into shape by people who know their audience.
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A microdrama lives or dies in its first three seconds and its last five. Our Series Scripting agent builds the whole season around that: a series bible that holds the world together, a season arc with cliffhanger breaks placed where viewers decide to continue, and episode scripts written at volume without losing character voice. Your brand's role is designed into the story rather than bolted on, and every script is edited and approved by a named writer.
The world, characters, rules, and tone of the series defined once, so every episode and every writer stays consistent.
The full season mapped episode by episode, with turns and reveals placed where they hold an audience.
60 to 120 second episodes written fast and in voice, formatted for vertical production.
Openers that stop the scroll and endings that demand the next episode, scored before they are shot.
Your product and message written into the story so they matter to the plot, not interrupt it.
Every line checked against its character, so voices stay true across dozens of episodes and writers.
Scripts adapted for regional markets with cultural nuance, not just translated word for word.
Every draft lands with a named writer before it moves to boards: story, voice, and brand checked by people.
Five stages, one goal: a season that keeps audiences coming back. Running for brands across five countries.
Audience insight and brand goals turned into a premise worth 40 episodes. Days, not weeks.
World, characters, tone, and rules defined and approved.
Arc, turns, and cliffhanger breaks placed episode by episode.
Episodes written at volume, hooks and endings scored before production.
Named writers edit every script and lock it for storyboarding.
The Series Scripting agent runs sub-agents across the writers' room: world builders maintain the bible, arc planners map the season, episode drafters write at volume, hook scorers test openers and endings, and voice checkers hold every character true. All of it runs in our own stack, grounded in our story SOPs and your brand rules. Every script ends at a named writer before it moves on.
Agents maintain the series bible and flag anything that breaks its rules.
Human checkpoint
Agents map beats, turns, and cliffhanger breaks across the season.
Human checkpoint
Agents draft episodes at length and in vertical script format.
Human checkpoint
Agents score openers and endings against our retention patterns.
Human checkpoint
Agents check dialogue against character sheets and continuity notes.
Human checkpoint
Agents check product moments, claims, and brand voice in every script.
Human checkpoint
What changes for you
AI multiplies our output. It never replaces our judgment.
The questions CXOs ask us before signing, answered straight.
It writes microdrama series end to end: the series bible, the season arc with cliffhanger breaks, and episode scripts of 60 to 120 seconds, each with a scored hook and ending. Named writers edit and approve every script before it moves to storyboarding.
No. The agent drafts at speed and checks consistency; people own the story. Our writers set the premise, shape the characters, edit every episode, and make the creative calls that make a series worth watching.
Most brand microdrama seasons run between 20 and 60 episodes of one to two minutes each, released over several weeks. We size the season to your goals, budget, and release plan.
By design. We give your product or message a real role in the plot, so it matters to the story rather than interrupting it. Claims and compliance are checked in every script, and your brand lead approves every integration.
Yes. Scripts are adapted for regional markets with cultural nuance, including names, places, idioms, and humour, and reviewed by writers who know each market.
Ownership terms are agreed in your contract, and in most engagements the series IP belongs to you. Scripts are stored in our private stack and never used to train a public model.
Because our storytelling comes from the studio behind 145% organic YouTube view growth and 189% install growth. An agent that drafts at the pace short-form demands, and writers who make every episode worth the next.