Develop · Demonstrate the idea

Give the idea a form people can understand.

Proof of Concept Development helps turn an early idea into a focused demonstration. Depending on the project, that may be written, visual, presentation-based, video, film/TV/theatre, podcast, digital-media, business, nonprofit, or another creative form.

Proof of Concept Development

Choose the form that lets the idea speak.

A proof of concept is shaped around what the audience needs to see, hear, read, or experience in order to understand the core idea and its possible direction.

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Written and visual proofs of concept

We can help identify a useful form and a proportionate development scope.

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Presentation and pitch materials

We can help identify a useful form and a proportionate development scope.

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Video, film, television, and theatre proofs

We can help identify a useful form and a proportionate development scope.

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Podcast and digital-media samples

We can help identify a useful form and a proportionate development scope.

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Business and nonprofit concept demonstrations

We can help identify a useful form and a proportionate development scope.

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Other creative project proofs of concept

We can help identify a useful form and a proportionate development scope.

What development can include

A useful sample, with the next step visible.

Concept refinement and focusTreatment and development supportSample scenes, pages, episodes, or other materialsPresentation assets and explanatory copyFormat and audience recommendationsPractical recommendations for next steps

Start with a premise, rough materials, an existing treatment, a draft, a sample, or a question about what to make first. Scope may include creation, editing, or both.

A proof of concept demonstrates an idea. It does not guarantee financing, production, sale, distribution, representation, approval, placement, or any other industry outcome.

Start a proof of concept brief

Custom scope

Start with the evidence.

Proof of Concept Development is quoted around the concept, audience or use, existing materials, chosen format, desired scope, deadline, and recommendations needed for the next step. Email info@sfliterarypress.com to begin.

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