Historical Drama Screenplay

My project centers on an emotionally driven drama set in a distinct historical period, with “memories” acting as the unifying theme that threads every scene together. I already have the core premise, characters, and a handful of pivotal moments sketched out; what I need now is a complete, polished screenplay that captures the intimacy of memory while remaining faithful to the era’s atmosphere, social norms, and dialogue style.

Scope of work
You will transform my book its a histbiography, with images. Copyrighted, into a feature-length script or series, (approximately 100–110 pages in standard screenplay format). Period-accurate research is vital, as the setting must feel authentic without turning into a history lecture. The narrative tone should be dramatic—quiet tension, layered emotions, and subtle revelations—rather than melodramatic.

Key elements to weave in
• The protagonist confronts fragments of their past through letters, flashbacks, or heirlooms.
• Historical backdrops (architecture, fashion, customs) must appear naturally in the action and dialogue.
• Each memory sequence should advance both plot and character rather than serve as exposition.

Deliverables
1. One-page logline and synopsis for alignment.
2. 8-to-10 page treatment detailing structure, main beats, and character arcs.
3. First draft screenplay in industry-standard format (Final Draft, Celtx, or properly formatted PDF).
4. One revision pass after my notes.

Acceptance criteria
• Consistent dramatic tone focused on “memories.”
• Historically accurate world-building supported by credible details and period-appropriate language.
• Clear, engaging character motivations that evolve across acts.
• Final file passes basic script-coverage benchmarks for pacing, conflict, and dialogue realism.

Please tell me which screenwriting software you prefer and share a brief sample (5 pages max) from a past historical or memory-driven drama so I can gauge style compatibility.