Series

[A short name that says the character or the place]

[Who the characters are, one sentence each: their role and their personality trait].
[Where they live or work].
[What generally happens to them, episode after episode].
[What brings the viewer back: a mystery, a running gag, a rivalry].

[The recurring subject in one sentence: “one X per episode”].

[Rendering family], [character traits], [color palette], [light].

Title: [The subject in one line, with the stakes]
Pitch: [What happens], [what goes wrong], [how it ends, without giving everything away].

Apartment 4B

Three roommates who have nothing in common share a too small apartment in Chicago.
Nadia, 27, night shift nurse, a neat freak, can't stand any noise during the day.
Jake, 24, a broke musician, always has an easy money idea that goes wrong.
Mrs. Kowalski, 71, the landlady, lives downstairs and hears absolutely everything.
Every episode, a house rule is broken, and Mrs. Kowalski always ends up finding out.

One house rule broken per episode.

Cartoon with thick lines, very expressive faces, warm and slightly faded colors, late afternoon light.

Title: Jake rents out Nadia's room while she works nights
Pitch: He earns $40 a night. The third customer is Mrs. Kowalski's nephew.

Title: Nadia puts a 47 article rulebook on the fridge
Pitch: Jake finds a loophole in article 12. Mrs. Kowalski adds an article 48.

Title: The apartment adopts a cat banned by the lease
Pitch: They hide it from Mrs. Kowalski for a week. The cat is hers.