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Anime Film Pitch Poster and Model Sheets

An anime film pitch page: a poster of two people and a dog facing an alien structure above five model sheets; title, date, studio and lead names are editable.

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The studio credited under the poster title — a short all-caps name reads like a real production card, whether you invent it or borrow one

Heads the male lead's reference sheet — pair the name with a romanization so the callouts stay readable, e.g. 'Kurusu Takeru'

Titles the second reference sheet — name the female lead in the same format you used for the male lead so the pair reads as one set

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{ "type": "anime movie production pitch document", "overall_layout": "split layout with a large cinematic movie poster on the top half and a grid of 5 detailed reference sheets on the bottom half", "top_section": { "type": "movie poster", "visual": "A man, a woman, and a dog standing on a ruined city street, facing away from the viewer, looking towards a colossal, porous, web-like alien structure dominating the sky. A rusty 'RESTRICTED AREA' sign is on the right.", "typography": { "title": "", "release_date": "", "tagline": "そこにあるのは、まだ「説明」されていないもの。", "credits_studio": "" } }, "bottom_sections": [ { "title": "", "type": "character reference sheet", "elements": { "full_body_poses": 3, "expressions": 3, "detail_shots": 8, "description": "Male protagonist in dark tactical jacket and cargo pants. Includes front, back, and side full-body views, headshots, and detailed callouts for gloves, boots, backpack, and radio." } }, { "title": "", "type": "character reference sheet", "elements": { "full_body_poses": 3, "expressions": 3, "detail_shots": 6, "description": "Female protagonist in grey tactical uniform. Includes front, back, and side full-body views, headshots, and detailed callouts for jacket, boots, ID badge, and pouch." } }, { "title": "カゲ (Kage) 設定画", "type": "animal character reference sheet", "elements": { "full_body_poses": 4, "expressions": 4, "detail_shots": 5, "description": "Dog companion. Includes side, front, back, and angled full-body views, headshots, and detailed callouts for fur texture, paws, and a motorcycle sidecar." } }, { "title": "第7巨骸 (Remnant-7) 内部区画 設定画", "type": "environment and vehicle reference sheet", "elements": { "large_diagrams": 1, "environment_thumbnails": 4, "vehicle_designs": 1, "description": "Cross-section of the porous alien structure, smaller environment thumbnails, and a motorcycle design featuring the characters." } }, { "title": "Concept Art", "type": "scene illustration", "elements": { "characters": 3, "vehicles": 1, "description": "The male character, female character, and dog with a motorcycle sidecar parked in front of the glowing, porous alien structure." } } ] }

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When to use it

Use when you are pitching an original anime film and want the poster and its character model sheets on one page with your names on them.

How to get the best result

  • Give both leads a name in one shared format, since each name titles its own reference sheet and the two read as a pair.
  • Keep the studio name short and in capitals; it sits in the poster's credit line alongside a fixed Japanese tagline.
  • Do not describe the dog or the alien structure in the title; the dog sheet, environment sheet and concept art are fixed.

Watch-outs

  • Five model sheets with over forty poses, headshots and callouts form a dense grid that raises the text-error rate.
  • The long JSON skeleton leaves less weight for the five slots; keep the title and release line to one short string each.

Source and attribution

License
MIT
Example cases by
old_pgmrs_will

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