YouTube History Script Creation
Budget: $15 – $16 USD
I’m building a fresh YouTube channel centered on history and geopolitics and I need a partner who can both dig up compelling topics and craft polished, fact-driven scripts in English that resonate with viewers in the United States and Europe.
Here’s the framework I work within:
• Video length: 5–10 minutes, so the script should land around 1,000–1,400 words.
• Style: straight Fact-Driven Analysis—tight arguments, clear evidence, minimal fluff.
• Focus of this first batch: Influential Historical Figures whose decisions still shape today’s geopolitical landscape.
What I need from you
1. Research and pitch fresh video ideas that fit the niche and target audience.
2. Verify information through credible sources, then write an engaging, logically structured script with an easy hook, smooth pacing, and a punchy close.
3. Include brief on-screen prompt suggestions (maps, photos, timelines) where they enhance clarity.
4. Deliver the final script in Google Docs with source links cited for quick fact-checking.
Acceptance criteria
• Every claim is traceable to at least one reputable source.
• Reading time aligns with the 5–10-minute window when voiced at a natural pace (≈130 wpm).
• Tone remains neutral, analytical, and accessible to a general Western audience.
• Content passes plagiarism checks.
If you love unearthing little-known insights about key historical figures and can turn solid research into binge-worthy analysis, let’s talk and map out the first set of videos.
Here’s the framework I work within:
• Video length: 5–10 minutes, so the script should land around 1,000–1,400 words.
• Style: straight Fact-Driven Analysis—tight arguments, clear evidence, minimal fluff.
• Focus of this first batch: Influential Historical Figures whose decisions still shape today’s geopolitical landscape.
What I need from you
1. Research and pitch fresh video ideas that fit the niche and target audience.
2. Verify information through credible sources, then write an engaging, logically structured script with an easy hook, smooth pacing, and a punchy close.
3. Include brief on-screen prompt suggestions (maps, photos, timelines) where they enhance clarity.
4. Deliver the final script in Google Docs with source links cited for quick fact-checking.
Acceptance criteria
• Every claim is traceable to at least one reputable source.
• Reading time aligns with the 5–10-minute window when voiced at a natural pace (≈130 wpm).
• Tone remains neutral, analytical, and accessible to a general Western audience.
• Content passes plagiarism checks.
If you love unearthing little-known insights about key historical figures and can turn solid research into binge-worthy analysis, let’s talk and map out the first set of videos.
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