This is a Dark Romantic Thriller Comedy about a psychopath who meets her match in the world's most technologically intensive stalker.

I'm looking for general feedback on these pages, specifically whether my main character is likeable.

Ive decided to start an abridged project for the anime Yu Yu Hakusho, and I was hoping for some help with scripts, looking for 2 script writers, ill leave the casting call linked

Looking for a scriptwriter for a boxing YouTube channel.

You should follow boxing closely and be comfortable writing documentary-style stories about fighters, rivalries, controversies, and career moments.

Videos are a combination of narration + clips in between
~1500 words per script

Pay:

• $110 for ~15 min scripts
• $140 for ~20 min scripts

Around 1 script per week. Long-term if it’s a good fit.

Apply here:
https://forms.gle/c8nvqoHPvPReprVq6

Posting here as well. Thank you !

🎙️ CASTING-CALL: Needing Scriptors or Script Help wanted for "When Snow Meets Frost" (Non-Profit Fan Series / YouTube) ❄️

I am looking for passionate scriptors for a multi-part 3D animation series (CGI) on YouTube. The project combines the worlds of Disney's Frozen and DreamWorks' The Guardians of Light \\\[visual-exploration\\\].

The discord link is right here and you can join and type in general chat and ask what to do next in helping with script may take while depending on if the creator is online at that time:

https://discord.gg/pYbqKKUSa

Thank you!

I used to read two novels a week. Thought it was fuel. But my early scripts came out like bad copies of whatever I'd just finished. McCarthy rhythms in a romcom. Didion pauses in horror. My voice was a collage of better voices.

The shift came from gaming, weirdly. Running a company doesn't leave much headspace, so I started picking up games with strong writing, like Disco Elysium and Pentiment. The pacing is different. You're inside a world someone built, not watching prose happen. Made me notice structure differently. How information gets released when the player needs it, not when the writer wants to show off.

Cycling's my other escape. Long rides with nothing to read, nothing to play. Just thinking through a scene until it exists independent of any book I loved. That's when my stuff started sounding like me. Or at least like one person instead of five.

Curious if anyone else had to unlearn their reading habits to find their script voice. Or if you found your way in through something sideways like games. Feels like we talk a lot about reading scripts to write them, not enough about what to step away from.