THE MATERIAL
What we can develop.
- Visual treatments and lookbooks
- Selected scene tests
- Proof-of-concept material scoped to the project
STORIES. SCREEN. OPPORTUNITY.
Scene tests and proof-of-concept development.
AJENTO develops scene tests, visual treatments and proof-of-concept material for writers, filmmakers and producers. These materials help communicate a proposed film or screen project, gather audience feedback and support discussions before a larger production.
The commercial opportunity.
Give a pitch or creative discussion a shared visual reference and gather feedback before committing to a larger production.
THE PROJECT BRIEF
What we consider.
- Writer authorship, permissions and credits
- Creative approvals and contributor participation
- Performance, voice, likeness and music permissions where relevant
- The intended audience, presentation context and permitted uses
The next stage may be live-action, animation or hybrid production, subject to the project and its agreements.
PROJECT QUESTIONS
About scene tests and film development.
What is a scene test or proof-of-concept film?
A scene test makes a selected part of a proposed screen project visible so people can respond to its characters, atmosphere and creative direction. AJENTO develops scene tests and proof-of-concept material to support audience feedback, pitches and production discussions.
What can AJENTO develop for a film pitch?
AJENTO can develop visual treatments, lookbooks, selected scene tests and proof-of-concept material around an agreed brief. The choice of material depends on what the writer or filmmaker needs to communicate to audiences, producers, financiers or collaborators.
Can a scene test lead to live-action production?
An AJENTO scene test can support the development of a later live-action, animated or hybrid production. The test provides a shared visual reference; financing, production and distribution remain separate project decisions.
Can filmmakers use a scene test to find their audience?
Filmmakers can share agreed scene-test material with prospective audiences and partners to gather feedback before committing to a larger production. AJENTO scopes the material around the intended audience, presentation context and permitted uses.
How are creative control, permissions and costs handled?
AJENTO discusses writer authorship, creative approvals, contributor permissions and commercial participation as part of the brief. Scope, fees and delivery timing are agreed individually rather than presented as fixed packages.
A USEFUL STARTING POINT
What helps us assess a brief.
- Project goal
- Catalogue adaptation, a new screen project, or another commercial opportunity.
- Source format
- For example, audiobook, audio drama, script or selected scene.
- Indicative scope
- Approximate runtime or catalogue size, and the scene or pilot under consideration.
- Your relationship to the work
- What you create, own or represent; identify permissions still to be discussed.
- Audience and intended use
- Existing customer channels, audience feedback, a pitch or a production discussion.
- Timing and commercial context
- The desired next decision, indicative timing and available budget, if known.
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THE NEXT CONVERSATION
Bring us the opportunity.
Start with a non-confidential summary using our website contact form. Source assets can be discussed through an agreed private route. Scope, feasibility, pricing, delivery, permissions and contractual terms require individual review and written agreement.