unproduced

American  

[uhn-pruh-doost] / ˌʌn prəˈdust /

adjective

1. not created, made, or brought forth.

2. (of drama, film, etc.) not yet presented, performed, or made public.

3. Informal. (of music, drama, film, etc.) lacking professional production.

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Example Sentences

But it was their still unproduced screenplay, “Luna Likes,” about a Mexican American teenage girl obsessed with the late chef and author Anthony Bourdain, that tangentially put them on the “KPop” path.

From Los Angeles Times

Prior to “Urchin,” he’d written a play and one unproduced feature entitled “Suburb Cowboy.”

From Los Angeles Times

After it topped the Black List of industry-favorite unproduced screenplays over a decade ago, the film entered production in 2013 before falling apart and sitting in purgatory for years after.

From Salon

Franklin Leonard’s the Black List, a platform that highlights the best unproduced scripts for film, television and theater, is expanding into the world of fiction.

From Los Angeles Times

He was a prolific writer of episodic television scripts and, according to his website, had a “filing cabinet full of unproduced screenplays.”

From Los Angeles Times