Stories with
somewhere to go.
Work with writers to build the premise, characters, season arc and episode scripts around your audience.
- Concepts & story development
- Season outlines & episode scripts
- Adaptation & language editing
INDEPENDENT STORIES. INTERNATIONAL AUDIENCES.
Script development, animated series production and localization. One creative partner, from the first idea to the final episode.
For platforms, publishers, channels and content partners.
Every world
begins with
one scene.
01 / WHAT WE DO
Bring a script, a creative brief or a content need. We shape the right development and production plan with you.
Work with writers to build the premise, characters, season arc and episode scripts around your audience.
Establish the characters and visual language through a representative pilot, then produce in reviewable batches.
Plan dialogue, voices and subtitles for your target language. Scope each version to your distribution needs.
02 / THE STORY DESK
Two examples from our development library. These are written concepts, not completed productions or a catalogue of cleared rights.
Your brief sets the genre. We also welcome romance, suspense, family drama and other character-led stories. Rights and availability are confirmed per project.
03 / HOW WE WORK
Agree on the story and quality before scaling production. Every stage has a defined output and a moment to review.
Audience, platform, language, format, budget and timing.
Choose a direction and align on characters, the season arc and scripts.
Review a representative sample and confirm the visual and delivery standards.
Review episode batches, resolve feedback and receive the agreed final assets.
A CONNECTED CREATIVE NETWORK
ReelsFantasy brings together story development and production resources through Manju Gongchang, our China-based creative resource platform.
We assemble the right collaborators for each brief and coordinate development, language adaptation and delivery through a dedicated project lead.
Explore Manju Gongchang04 / LET’S MAKE SOMETHING
A few details help us understand your project. Early ideas are welcome—you do not need a finished script.
Your audience, a reference video and an approximate scope help us discuss a realistic creative direction.