Thriller Script Writing Needed - 06/10/2025 19:58 EDT
Budget: ₹750 – ₹1,250 INR
I want an original thriller script that keeps viewers on edge from the very first page to the last. The sole aim is entertainment, so every scene should ratchet up the tension, sprinkle in clever misdirection, and finish with a memorable twist.
Here’s the creative brief:
• Format it as a standard screenplay (12-point Courier, scene headings, action, dialogue).
• Create fresh characters, a tight plot arc, and suspense that builds naturally rather than relying on jump-scares.
• Deliver the completed script as a PDF and include a brief logline plus a one-paragraph synopsis so I can gauge the hook at a glance.
Length is flexible; pitch the page count you believe best suits the story you’re proposing—whether a short film or a feature, as long as the pacing never lags. If you use screenwriting software like Final Draft or Celtx, just let me know so I can request the editable file if needed.
I’ll review concepts largely on originality and how convincingly they capture that edge-of-your-seat feeling typical of great thrillers. Submit a sample scene or previous work in the genre if you have it; otherwise, a strong outline will do for the first milestone.
Here’s the creative brief:
• Format it as a standard screenplay (12-point Courier, scene headings, action, dialogue).
• Create fresh characters, a tight plot arc, and suspense that builds naturally rather than relying on jump-scares.
• Deliver the completed script as a PDF and include a brief logline plus a one-paragraph synopsis so I can gauge the hook at a glance.
Length is flexible; pitch the page count you believe best suits the story you’re proposing—whether a short film or a feature, as long as the pacing never lags. If you use screenwriting software like Final Draft or Celtx, just let me know so I can request the editable file if needed.
I’ll review concepts largely on originality and how convincingly they capture that edge-of-your-seat feeling typical of great thrillers. Submit a sample scene or previous work in the genre if you have it; otherwise, a strong outline will do for the first milestone.