ISA Verified Pro seeking New Adult (post high school/college) TV content (30 minutes or one hour). Primarily drama but can be a mix of genres. Preferably with mass audience appeal. Medium to large budget available.

When someone leaves the family home and rents their first place or gets their first job they can be perceived as a new adult. This target audience group would be the primary people the content should appeal to.

Diverse and underrepresented stories (especially Asian and LatinX) are sought after but not essential. The show must have a strong hook to grab the producer's attention.

Comps include - Girls, Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, Fleabag, Emily in Paris, Ugly Betty, Cruel Summer.

All unique and original voices welcome to apply! We support diversity across voices and creators, so we strongly encourage BIPOC, LGBTQIA+ and female writers to submit. Union and non-union writers accepted. Scripts from anywhere in the world will be considered but must be English language. Please submit Logline, Synopsis, and Script.

When applying please write in the NOTE section (but not required):
- List of significant award wins (or add your profile link)
- Your country of origin (if not based in US)

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This gig is posted on behalf of an ISA Verified Industry Pro

NOTE: An “ISA Verified Industry Pro” is a respected industry professional/company with the means to fund projects that suit their mandate. They wish to remain private and have entrusted the ISA to vet content to send to them. We will disclose their contact information to you when your script has passed the first round and is requested by them.

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IMPORTANT NOTE: Please provide a brief logline of no more than two sentences. Your logline will be the first element our team will use to evaluate your submission. This is your calling card for your script, is it doing its job?

1. What is the central crisis driving the narrative, particularly in the second act?
2. Who is your main character and what is their emotional arc?
3. What is the general setting or tone of the piece?

If you are struggling to encapsulate these elements of your concept, then we recommend submitting your project for a logline review. Please also read this article and watch this video, then edit your logline. We encourage you to keep trying new versions of your loglines until you get more attention from producers. Loglines are that important!