Wildlife Conservation Documentary Script & Storyboard

I’m developing a short, informative documentary on wildlife conservation and need a complete script plus a scene-by-scene storyboard to guide filming. The finished piece will run roughly 8–10 minutes and should balance engaging narrative with solid facts, statistics and expert quotes.

Your work will begin with a concise outline that frames the conservation challenge, introduces key species and stakeholders, and maps the logical flow of the story. From there, I’ll need a polished shooting script—dialogue, voice-over copy, lower-thirds, and any on-screen text—formatted for easy use in Final Draft or Celtx. Visual direction is just as important, so accompany each scene with sketches or reference frames (PDF or PNG is fine) that clarify camera angles, graphics, and transitions.

Deliverables
• One-page outline confirming story arc and key talking points
• Full script (Word or Final Draft) with VO, interviews, and B-roll cues
• Illustrated storyboard, scene by scene, aligned to the script timing

I’ll supply initial background research and interview contacts; you add additional sourcing where needed, ensuring accuracy and proper citation. Clarity and accessibility matter more than drama—the tone must stay firmly informative while still keeping the viewer hooked.

Turnaround for the outline is five days from hire, with the complete script and storyboard due one week after outline approval. Revisions (up to two rounds) are included to nail factual precision and flow.

If you’re comfortable weaving data, expert insight, and compelling visuals into a tight environmental narrative, I’m ready to collaborate.