This sounds very interesting, depending the content of the scripts in the closet, and how much information the audience had of the characters. It would make a good serial, with each script being a different genre, and how, for example, the romance couple interact with the western shoot-'em up and the family-friendly cast run into the folks from the Bates Motel crowd. I'm also wondering what you mean by, they become animated? Do you mean they become human being like only miniatures, or cartoony animations. If they become human, how do they all exist in a closet? Eat, sleep, spend their time? A Night on the Library? But it;s intriguing.

Jenean McBrearty Like Toy Story, the discarded script characters become animated inside the closet until the screenwriter decides to use one for a different script, then it's like on the Ghost series, where the character moves off into bigger and better things. It's their goal. :) Actually, the more I think about it, I should write this one next. lol. But then, I dreamed yet another screenplay last night. Logline to come.

Love this!!

A simple, yet powerful premise. I've rarely seen fictional media about writers themselves.