Cinematic Investigative Scriptwriter Needed
Budget: ₹1,500 – ₹12,500 INR
I’m developing a hard-hitting YouTube documentary series that tears into political scandals by contrasting polished ad campaigns with the messy truths hidden in CAG reports, RTI replies and other official records. I already have the visual team and post-production pipeline in place; now I need a writer who can unearth rock-solid data and hammer it into an aggressive, non-linear, flashback-driven narrative that hooks viewers within the first ten seconds.
You’ll be trusted to:
• Dig through primary sources—CAG audits, RTI disclosures, court filings, legislative transcripts—and extract the numbers, quotes and smoking-gun details that most people miss.
• Shape those findings into a cinematic script with sharp scene directions, biting voice-over, and time-bending flashbacks that keep the tension high.
• Maintain an unmistakably aggressive tone throughout; no “balanced” hedging, no safe corporate phrasing.
• Deliver concise citations or source notes so every explosive claim is bullet-proof.
Acceptance criteria for each episode:
1. Research brief (PDF or Google Doc) with hyperlinks to every primary source used.
2. Script draft (~12–15 pages) formatted for voice-over, on-site footage and archival inserts, opening with a 10-second hook.
3. Revision pass turned around within 48 hours of feedback.
If you’ve already written exposés or true-crime pieces that made people sit up and argue, link them when you reply. I plan on a long-term collaboration, so prove you can swing for the fences from episode one and we’ll keep digging together. And i need script in roman hindi.
You’ll be trusted to:
• Dig through primary sources—CAG audits, RTI disclosures, court filings, legislative transcripts—and extract the numbers, quotes and smoking-gun details that most people miss.
• Shape those findings into a cinematic script with sharp scene directions, biting voice-over, and time-bending flashbacks that keep the tension high.
• Maintain an unmistakably aggressive tone throughout; no “balanced” hedging, no safe corporate phrasing.
• Deliver concise citations or source notes so every explosive claim is bullet-proof.
Acceptance criteria for each episode:
1. Research brief (PDF or Google Doc) with hyperlinks to every primary source used.
2. Script draft (~12–15 pages) formatted for voice-over, on-site footage and archival inserts, opening with a 10-second hook.
3. Revision pass turned around within 48 hours of feedback.
If you’ve already written exposés or true-crime pieces that made people sit up and argue, link them when you reply. I plan on a long-term collaboration, so prove you can swing for the fences from episode one and we’ll keep digging together. And i need script in roman hindi.