These are real channel works available to watch, not examples of accepted writer submissions.
Start with a story. Or a finished film.
Screenplay writers
You bring the story.
Prepare a logline, characters, a five-episode pilot outline and a dialogue sample. After selection and agreement, NextEp would handle adaptation, cast design, AI production, Korean and Japanese QA, and distribution.
Bring completed videos and distribution rights. Use the existing studio for episodes, captions and languages, then agree on distribution and monetization after review.
Illustrative proposal based on distributable net revenue. Final terms are agreed per work.
A first episode worth following.
Public channel works are free. Future contracted exclusives will display free episodes and unlock prices per series. Going to the next episode never automatically charges you.
Review the price and access period before unlocking.
Continue in your language
Available language versions of the same episode are included.
How would the revenue be shared?
Change revenue and costs to understand the proposal. This is not an earnings forecast or a payout statement.
Revenue share illustration
Distributable net revenue
0 KRW
Taxes, refunds and external fees deducted
Writer share illustration30%
0 KRW
NextEp share illustration70%
0 KRW
NextEp share after production costs
0 KRW
In this example, production is funded from NextEp’s share. Higher production costs do not reduce the writer’s share again or create writer debt.
Illustrative proposal based on distributable net revenue. Final terms are agreed per work.
Settlement requires actual attributed revenue and documented deductions. Unused deposits, free bonuses and view counts are not cash revenue. No tax or fee rate is automatically applied here.
Your original story stays yours.
Drafting or submitting does not transfer copyright. After selection, agree on adaptation scope, attribution, languages, term, exclusivity, costs and shares. Spin-offs, remakes and character conversations require separate terms.