DRAMEDY After getting across-the-board rejected from all the programs she applied to, Isabelle finds out she's gotten in...to a low-budget program in Indiana. Her dad and step-mom are less than enthusiastic or supportive. From YOUNG ARTIST (pilot) Written by Emma Grimsley

DRAMEDY Isabelle gets a moment alone with Ben, an old flame who's now married to the woman he once said he'd leave her for. From YOUNG ARTIST (pilot) Written by Emma Grimsley

DRAMA An aspiring journalist shows up for her first official date with her much older, more successful and till-now-secret boyfriend only to break it off, realizing she can't handle the scrutiny that would come with going public.

PROCEDURAL Quirky coroner Rose asks operational psychologist Nate for help decoding a dream and then brings him up to speed on a double homicide's autopsy results. From NCIS: LA

DRAMA A young mother picking up her son after a summer away asks him to tone down his eccentric personality and tells him of her new boyfriend . From TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD (Lee/Sorkin)

ROM COM An axe throwing meet-cute. A first date is playfully at stake between two flirty strangers challenging each other to a bullseye.

(Or "Dink's Song")

from WHITE CHRISTMAS by Irving Berlin

From SWEENEY TODD by Stephen Sondheim

From THE SOUND OF MUSIC by Rodgers and Hammerstein

From SIX

A woman trapped in her own seemingly perfect life finally cracks, admitting her disappointment in her husband and her overall unhappiness.

Woman pushes a long-time crush towards one of them finally making a move.

Wendy puts on lipstick; tempts her boyfriend. from EUPHORIA

Charming, literary girl at a coffee shop chats with a stranger about books and catches him not knowing who wrote his "favorite book."

An inexperienced but passionate young lawyer stands up for herself to an older partner at her firm.

A classic film noir femme fatale begs a PI for help finding her missing beau. From SAMMY’S FEDORA (short)

From HAMNET by Maggie O'Farrell. Descriptive passage about an old folktale and a mysterious forest.

From NORMAL PEOPLE by Sally Rooney. Describes a tense moment between Marianne and her older brother Alan.

Fun, upbeat, silly, high energy

low energy, vocal fry, casual

Fast, clever, confident

sweet, maternal, calming, wholesome