Production
- Format
- Vertical drama series
- Language
- en
- Frame rate
- 24
- Aspect ratio
- 9:16
Slate/Mommy Was the Nanny
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Spec sheet
Elena, a single mother from Queens, is hired as the seventh nanny at the Kessler mansion, where the ruthless matriarch Madam Kessler has driven every nanny before her out in tears. The boy in her care, five-year-old Leo, has not spoken in a year. What Elena doesn't know is that Leo is the twin brother of her own son, Milo. Six years ago, after one night with Adrian Kessler at a masked ball, Vanessa Crane bribed a nurse to steal one of Elena's newborns, and Elena was told her baby had died. Now Vanessa is engaged to Adrian, and the truth keeps closing in, all the way to the wedding altar.
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Screenplay pages (estimated)
149Rough word-count estimate (~250 words/page); not measured pagination.Shot readiness
129 / 468Active shots with an approved video TakeApproval rate
160 / 173Approved / reviewed Takes; pending excludedNet generation charges
$0.00Settled charges plus posted refunds/correctionsRecorded generation charges
$0.00Settled ledger charges; refunds/corrections not includedProduction spec
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