Drama User Guide

"Drama" is a Wizstar tool specifically designed for scriptwriting. One of its key capabilities is "Novel to Script", which automatically breaks down an existing novel into a story outline, plans the episodes, and generates the full script, quickly transforming the original work into a complete, production-ready screenplay. Another key capability is "Localize Script", which adapts Chinese scripts for North American viewers by reworking the story world, dialogue, and cultural details to better align with their viewing preferences and cultural context.

"Drama" offers the following feature modes and workflow overview:

Backtracking: If you are not satisfied with the result generated at any of the stages above, you can return to the corresponding stage at any time to edit and adjust it.

Regenerate: After all generation steps have been completed, you can still select "Regenerate" for the Episode Outline, Script, Localized Setting, or Localized Script stages. Selecting "Regenerate" creates a new project and generates new content for the selected stage. This does not affect the original generated results, allowing you to compare different versions and determine which one better meets your needs. Please note that regenerating a particular stage also requires all subsequent stages to be regenerated. For example, if you regenerate the Episode Outline, you will also need to regenerate the Script, Localized Setting, and Localized Script.

• Navigate to the Wizstar homepage and select "Drama".

• Select either "Novel to Script" or "Localize Script" based on your needs.
• Upload your novel or script file according to the selected feature. File requirements are as follows:

• Enter your adaptation ideas in the input box.
• Select your target audience. The material types supported by each mode and the corresponding "Target Audience" options are as follows:

• Click "Start Generate" to begin creating.

After clicking "Start Generate", wait a few minutes to proceed to the "Brief" stage. This stage is primarily used to confirm the title of the work, the general storyline, and the number of episodes you want to create.

• Confirming the Script Title: First, you can click directly on the script title to edit it. Please note that the title cannot exceed 30 characters. Each Chinese character, letter, number, punctuation mark, and space counts as one character.
• Confirming and Adapting the Storyline: If you select the "Novel to Script" feature, the Agent will extract 1–3 storylines based on the novel's core plot and most engaging moments. You can choose one of them. If you have any ideas for adjusting the storyline, you can enter them in the "Adaptation Direction" field below.

• Confirming the Setting: If you select the "Novel to Script" feature, you can confirm the "Target Region", "Episode Length", and "Episode Range" in the "Setting" section. The system will provide a recommended "Episode Range" by default, and the final number of episodes generated will fall within this range. However, you can adjust the slider according to your preferences to select your desired "Episode Range".

• Once you have confirmed that all the above information is correct, click "Generate Setting". After waiting a few minutes, you will proceed to the "Setting" stage.

The "Setting" stage is primarily used to confirm the script's world building, characters, and full outline. The subsequent episode outline and full script will also be developed based on the information confirmed at this stage.

• World Building: This section includes the basic settings of the script provided by the Agent, such as the time period, locations, world state, world rules, transportation and communication methods. You can click any item to edit and modify it.
• Characters: This section includes the name, age, profession, appearances, skills, personalities, goals and motivations, relationships, and other settings for major characters such as the protagonists and supporting characters. All of these settings can also be edited by clicking on them.
• Full Outline: Based on the episode count range set in "Brief – Setting", the system automatically allocates the number of episodes for each part of the story structure: "Setup", "Development", "Twist", and "Resolution". You can use the slider to adjust the number of episodes allocated to each part. The goal and outline text can also be edited by clicking on them.

• If you are not satisfied with the content above, you can also click "Regenerate" to generate new settings and an outline. Once you have confirmed that everything above is correct, click "Generate Outline". After waiting a few minutes, you will proceed to the "Outline" stage. The waiting time depends on the length of the script.

Note: This step is not required for "Localize Script".

The "Outline" stage breaks down the overall outline into individual episodes based on the allocated episode count, presenting Recap & Continuity, Core Plot, Ending Hook, and other details for each episode.

Edit & Confirm Outline: Click the "Setup", "Development", "Twist", and "Resolution" button in the left navigation bar to view the Recap & Continuity, core plot, and ending hook for each episode in the corresponding stage. You can also edit and modify the content.

If you are not satisfied with the content above, you can also click "Regenerate" to generate a new episode outline. Once you have confirmed that everything above is correct, click "Generate Script". After waiting a few minutes, you will proceed to the "Script" stage. The waiting time depends on the length of the script.

Note: This step is not required for "Localize Script".

The "Script" stage displays the complete script generated based on the episode outlines.

• Script Editing: Click the navigation bar on the left to quickly jump to any episode. You can also click the content area to edit details such as scene heading, summary, and characters appearing in the scene.
• Script Download: Click the "Download" button to download all generated scripts. The downloaded ZIP file contains the scripts in three formats: docx / txt / pdf.
• Continue Generating: Click "Regenerate" to regenerate all generated script content. If you did not choose to generate full script during the "Outline" stage, you can click "Generate 5 Episodes" to continue generating the next five episodes, or click "Generate Full Script" to generate all remaining episodes. After generating all the scripts, you can proceed to the "Localized Setting" stage.

Note: This step is not required for "Localize Script".

The "Localized Setting" stage regenerates an English version of the world building, characters, and outline adapted to the preferences of North American audiences based on the Chinese script. The content structure and editable content at this stage are identical to those in Step 3 (Setting). Please refer to the description above for more details.

If you are satisfied with the content, you can proceed to the "Localized Script" stage.

Note: For the "Novel to Script" workflow, this step is not required when the target audience and the language of the uploaded file are the same.

The "Localized Script" stage generates an English full script adapted for the North American market on an episode-by-episode basis, based on the localized settings.

• Script Editing: Click the navigation bar on the left to quickly jump to any episode. You can also click the content area to edit details such as the scene setting, summary, and cast.
• Script Download: Click the "Download" button to download all generated scripts. The downloaded ZIP file contains the scripts in three formats: docx / txt / pdf.
• Continue Generating: Click "Regenerate" to regenerate all generated script content. If you did not choose to generate all scripts in the previous stage, you can click "Localize 5 Episodes" to continue generating the next five episodes, or click "Localize Full Remaining" to generate all remaining episodes.

Note: For the "Novel to Script" workflow, this step is not required when the target audience and the language of the uploaded file are the same.

In the "Setting", "Outline", "Script", "Localized Setting", and "Localized Script" stages, you can find the "Ask AI" entry in the upper-right corner. Once opened, you can interact with the AI just like chatting with a screenwriter, discussing any ideas or suggestions you have for revisions. The feature supports multiple interaction methods, including:

• Select the content you want to revise, click "Ask AI", and enter your ideas. The AI will process the selected content based on your instructions.
• Hover your mouse over a section to reveal the "Ask AI" button in the upper-right corner. Click the button to discuss possible adjustments to that section with the AI.
• You can also click the "Ask AI" button in the upper-right corner to discuss any details you want to adjust with the AI, such as asking it to refine a character's character arc or come up with several new sources of conflict for a particular episode.

All completed projects and drafts created with the "Drama" feature are automatically saved under "Assets - My Creations" on the homepage or "Drama - History" for centralized management.

• Continue Creating: Click any project to resume an unfinished creation or edit previously generated content.
• Duplicate Project: Create a copy of an existing project to explore new adaptations—such as trying a different storyline—without affecting the original results.
• Download & Delete: Click "Delete" to remove projects you no longer need, or click "Download" to save the finished content to your device.