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Episodic storytelling

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Collaboration in a writers' room

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Story arcs across a season

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Character growth through episodes

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Previously on... recaps

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Time frame - network deadlines vs. film production

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Each episode has multiple stories in it

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Cliff hangers keep the audience watching

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Television allows more character depth

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Combination of formula and flexibility

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More dialogue than in film

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Ongoing world building

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We've collated just about every TV series bible available on the web for you here, but what is a TV series bible? They come under various guises and can be used as a pitch document, a guide for directors, or additional info to be submitted along with a pilot episode. As with the word outline and synopsis, the term bible isn't set in stone and can just as easily be referred to as a treatment or extended pitch. Take a browse at how some of TV's most successful shows were able to grab the attention of producers and executives in this fantastic selection.

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TV Series Bibles: Show Bibles, Pitches and Treatments - Shore Scripts

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We've collated just about every TV series bible available on the web for you here. They can be used as a pitch document, a guide for directors, or additional info to be submitted along with a pilot episode. Includes: Breaking Bad, The Wire, Freaks and Geeks, Lost and more.

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Collective creativity vs. a single writer

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A series bible helps to maintain continuity

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Episode length limits writing choices

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Streaming changed the pacing of television writing

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Web Series vs. Traditional TV: Writing for the Digital Age

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What’s the difference between writing a web series versus traditional TV? Let’s look at what it means to write for TV and the web in the digital age.

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Film typically has a 2-hour arc; television can arc for years

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Television focuses on relationships rather than plots

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Writers react to what audiences feedback is

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Next on my list is the second season of Andor - one of only two Star Wars shows I feel are worth watching, the other being The Mandalorian. I’m a couple episodes in and it’s been great. Solid production values, good writing, good acting. Nothing jarring or stupid that’s brought me out of the…