EVA PAUNOVA

Develop original story concepts, loglines, treatments, character arcs, scene structures, and dialogue for psychological thriller, suspense, and short-form narrative formats. Write and structure scripts with a focus on opening hooks, pacing, emotional escalation, character motivation, and memorable endings. Create story/character bibles to maintain consistency of tone, motivation, relationships, and narrative continuity across scenes or episodes. Rewrite and refine scripts based on feedback—strengthening dialogue, structure, tension, clarity, and emotional impact while protecting the core creative concept. Combine screenwriting with art direction and visual production experience to assess narrative impact alongside production feasibility, including repeatable episodic structures and cliffhanger-led endings.

Evaluate scripts and literary sources for screen adaptation. Discover and support emerging writers and directors. Prepare pitches and development notes for commissioning discussions. Collaborate in transforming books, real stories, and research into screen narratives by shaping story materials and supporting development decisions.

Source real-life stories, characters, and subjects for screen development. Research human material and support early story architecture by writing treatments and contributing to edit-room processes. Built an early foundation in documentary observation, character research, and narrative development workflows.