He has many studio meetings under his belt as a produced screenwriter, meeting with the likes of Sony, Dreamworks, Universal, Disney, Warner Brothers, as well as many production and management companies.
Act One usually lasts about 10 minutes. Multiple camera format is the traditional form, and it started with shows like "I Love Lucy," and continues with "Everybody Loves Raymond," Will and Grace," "Frasier," etc.
With television, the platform of your stories — and the characters and worlds within — is expanded to multiple episodes and seasons where an audience stays tuned in for days, weeks, months, and years to find out the outcome of the story and character arcs.
This of course can change per show, per production company, per studio, and per network, but overall, the format itself is interchangeable. Act Three The third and final act is the resolution.
This act ranges between pages, with some exceptions here and there. But as a spec writer, you should keep within the sweet spot. Games of Thrones and The Walking Dead pilots are prime examples click on the titles to read the pilot scripts.
The third act of The Americans goes on for an extended 17 pages.