**YouTube Script Writer Needed** Looking for a talented script writer to create engaging, documentary-style YouTube scripts covering RICO cases, criminal investigations, fraud schemes, and high-profile stories. Responsibilities: * Research topics and gather information * Write compelling, story-driven scripts * Create strong hooks and maintain viewer retention * Break down complex cases into easy-to-understand content Must have experience with YouTube storytelling and be able to provide writing samples or previous work.

About the Project We are a confidential wellness platform developing a premium video course designed to help people quit smoking and vaping (permanently) without willpower, patches, or medication. The method is rooted in cognitive reframing and behavioral psychology, and the course will be filmed with a professional spokesperson reading from a teleprompter. We have a complete, professionally written script approximately 25,000 words across five modules that has already been reviewed by a licensed therapist and behavioral health consultant. The core content is strong. What we need now is a skilled editor who can sharpen the language for on-camera delivery, improve relatability for a Gen Z and Millennial audience, and enhance the visual storytelling concepts embedded throughout. This project requires signing a Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) before any materials are shared. The platform name and full concept will not be disclosed until the NDA is executed. What You Will Be Doing You will receive the full script and be asked to: 1. Edit for teleprompter and on-camera delivery. The script will be read aloud by a spokesperson on camera. Language needs to flow naturally when spoken, not just when read. Sentences that are too long, too complex, or that create awkward pauses on camera need to be restructured. You should have a strong instinct for the difference between writing that reads well and writing that sounds well. 2. Rephrase and tighten language so it resonates naturally with a 16–35 year old audience without losing the authority and clinical grounding of the original. The tone should feel like a trusted, intelligent peer — not a health campaign, not a lecture, not a brand voice. 3. Improve or replace visual concept examples throughout the script. The script contains detailed suggestions for on-screen graphics, metaphors, and visual demonstrations. Your job is to evaluate each one and suggest alternatives that are more culturally current, more vivid, or more likely to land with a younger viewer who grew up on TikTok, YouTube, and short-form content. 4. Flag any language that feels dated, clinical, or out of touch with how young people actually talk about addiction, vaping, mental health, and identity. Suggest replacements. 5. Preserve the psychological architecture. The script follows a specific reframing methodology. You are not rewriting the method — you are improving the delivery. The logic, sequence, and therapeutic intent must remain intact. Ideal Candidate Profile You are a strong fit for this project if you: • Write and edit exceptionally well, with a clear instinct for how language sounds when spoken aloud • Have experience writing or editing scripts for teleprompter, on-camera talent, or video production • Understand how Gen Z and younger Millennials talk about mental health, habits, identity, and self-improvement • Have experience writing for or about addiction, behavioral change, wellness, or lifestyle topics • Are familiar with short-form content culture (TikTok, Reels, YouTube) and understand what makes concepts land visually for this demographic • Can work with nuance, this is not surface-level copywriting; the script has psychological depth and the edits must honor that Bonus if you have: • Experience writing for documentary, educational video, or long-form branded content • A background in psychology, behavioral health, or addiction counseling • Familiarity with the Allen Carr Easyway method or similar behavioral change frameworks • Experience writing for health and wellness brands targeting young adults Looking to get started right away. Let me know if you feel this is a good fit and why. Thank you.

From Day One is a forum on business values that hosts live events, virtual conferences, and webinars on topics related to worker well-being and workplace ethics, for an audience primarily composed of senior leaders in Human Resources. We are currently seeking experienced writers to write recap stories about these conversations. The source material will be recordings of individual sessions from these events, as well as rough instant transcripts. You will watch the session recording and then write a story of 600 to 1,200 words, depending on the session type, delivering the completed story to us within 5 business days of initial assignment. We have a detailed and comprehensive set of guidelines that explain what we are looking for and contain a checklist for evaluating submissions. Your submission will appear on our site crediting your name and including your author bio. From Day One's events include journalists for publications such as the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, TIME and many others, as well as notable authors and opinion writers. To receive a story assignment please message us including your 1-2 sentence writer bio, links to published stories, and writing samples if available. We assign approximately 50 stories per month and are looking for long term collaborators for regular assignments.

Television Co-Writer & Story Development Partner (Serialized Sci-Fi Drama) Independent creator seeking an experienced television writer to collaborate on the development and drafting of a large-scale serialized science fiction drama currently in active development. This is not a "create the story for me" position. The worldbuilding, mythology, character arcs, timelines, season material, character dossiers, and major story beats already exist. I am looking for a collaborator who can help translate existing material into strong episodic television structure, compelling scenes, and professionally executed teleplay pages. Project Overview The project is a prestige-style serialized science fiction crime drama that combines: - Science fiction and alien mythology - Historical and contemporary timelines - Crime drama elements - Social and racial themes - Character-driven storytelling - Long-form serialized arcs The series explores identity, family, belonging, power, discrimination, survival, and the consequences of war across multiple generations and timelines. What I'm Looking For I am seeking a true creative collaborator who can help shape existing material into compelling television. My role: - Creator and worldbuilder - Character creator - Canon and continuity oversight - Story direction - Final creative approval Your role: - Television story development - Pilot and episodic structure - Scene development - Teleplay drafting - Story organization - Collaborative brainstorming - Helping shape existing material into compelling television This position is closer to a co-writer and television development partner than a traditional ghostwriting assignment. Required Experience - Television writing experience - Pilot and episodic script experience - Serialized drama experience - Strong understanding of television structure and pacing - Experience developing television projects from outlines, story documents, and worldbuilding materials - Ability to work collaboratively with a creator who remains heavily involved in story development Important Creative Requirement A significant portion of this series explores race, racism, racial profiling, identity, code-switching, discrimination, and the Black experience in America across multiple time periods. Authenticity in these areas is extremely important. When applying, please describe your experience writing these themes and what informs your perspective. Candidates with meaningful personal, professional, academic, or creative experience in these subject areas are strongly encouraged to apply. Initial Engagement The relationship will begin with a paid milestone-based assignment designed to evaluate creative fit, communication style, television storytelling ability, and collaborative workflow. If the collaboration proves successful, there is potential for a longer-term working relationship on future episodes and series development. To Apply Please provide: - Relevant writing samples - Television pilot or episodic script samples (preferred) - A brief description of your television experience - Your experience with serialized storytelling - Your experience writing stories involving race, identity, discrimination, or social themes - Your preferred collaboration process - Any writers' room, television development, story editor, or development experience Please also include examples of television series that have influenced your storytelling approach and explain why.

We're looking for an experienced copywriter to write homepage copy for a company specializing in decks, replacement windows, and exterior doors. Project Requirements: - 300+ words - 100% human-written (no AI-generated content) - SEO-friendly and conversion-focused - Strong headlines, engaging body copy, and clear calls-to-action - We'll provide a creative brief and page outline to guide the writing Qualifications: - Proven experience writing website copy - Portfolio of relevant work (home services, construction, or remodeling preferred) - Excellent writing and communication skills - Reliable turnaround

Hello! I run a small Seattle-based theater company called the Baker Theater Workshop. We've got a play in development that's on stage this weekend, in a workshop performance. I'm interested in hiring a few area writers to come see it and write a response with suggestions of what's working and what's not in the play. I can offer $50 to come see the play and write an email response - nothing too formal. Please let me know if you might be interested. Thanks! Peter

We’re looking for a copywriter to create compelling landing page copy for a SaaS/AI tool. (No AI Slop) The ideal freelancer understands sales psychology and can craft persuasive, conversion-focused messaging that clearly communicates the product’s value. You should be able to turn technical features into benefits that resonate with potential customers and drive action. This is a part-time project for someone who can deliver clear, engaging copy that supports a strong user experience.

Seeking an experienced romance ghostwriter for a sweeping, plot-heavy trilogy set in the late 1800s in the American west. Especially keen on hearing from those who love reading historical fiction. Writer must be comfortable with open door spice. Must be able to convey period-appropriate attitudes about sex, marriage, and courtship as well as women's subjugation and the plight of women in this era. Especially looking for writers with beautiful, sensual, and rich prose, and natural sounding, immersive dialogue (I struggle with dialogue, especially!). Prose samples can be given as to the "voice" preferred. This work is hybrid--I have written a significant amount of the manuscript already. Your job will be to look over what has already been written and rework it, according to character guidelines (paid). Then, you'll continue it and stick the landing, given the plot outline made available to you (also paid, of course). Looking forward to hearing from you!

Looking for a writer to independently conduct a series of phone/video interviews (5-6) and translate information from those into an original 1,200-1,500-word article. The work involves gathering insights, organizing content, and producing a polished piece based on the interviews. Interview subjects will be identified and contact information provided, but you will arrange interview times independently. This is a project for someone who can work independently and deliver clear, well-structured writing. The article will focus on Kentucky, education and education policy, celebrating progress and translating eduspeak into language everyone can understand. The successful writer will be equally comfortable conducting interviews with senior officials and people on the street. A loose timeline will be as follows, with a completion date in July: - Five business days for interviews and writing - Two business days to turn around review from KnowledgeWorks - 2 business days for revisions - Five business days for review and by stakeholders - Two business days for revisions - 1 business day for review and approval - Final copy shared A successful candidate will be able to share writing samples.

The Michelle Chalfant Co. runs The Adult Chair® Coaching Certification Program, a globally recognized training program that teaches professionals how to live and coach from a place of wholeness. We have an existing, comprehensive training manual that contains all of our core frameworks (e.g., The 5 Pillars, The Blueprint, The Adult Chair® Model, Parts Work, Energy Work, and Experiential Coaching Interventions). While the content is incredible, the current draft "reads like a book." It is written in a conversational, prose-heavy, first-person narrative tone. We need an experienced Instructional Designer or Technical Writer to completely restructure and rewrite this material into a highly functional, crisp, and easily scannable Reference Manual / Playbook that Adult Chair® Certified coaches can confidently consult before, during, and after their client sessions. Scope of Work: Structural Reorganization: Audit the existing manual and suggest restructuring and layout . Tone & Voice Shifting: Translate conversational, storytelling prose into concise, clear, and professional instruction-oriented language. Remove narrative filler while fully preserving the underlying methodology. Standardize Intervention Layouts: Build a uniform, repeatable template for all experiential coaching techniques (such as Guided Meditations, Parts Work, Identity Building, and Tapping). Each tool must clearly isolate: Objective, Indications (When to use), Step-by-Step Execution, Verbatim Client Scripts, and Troubleshooting Steps. Enhance Scannability & Visual Hierarchy: Apply instructional formatting principles. Convert block paragraphs into organized tables, checklists, bulleted frameworks, and distinct callout/shaded boxes for scripts, ethical boundaries, and emergency protocols. Separate Personal Workbook Text: Identify text meant for the student-coach's own inner healing journey and isolate it from professional client-facing operational frameworks. Required Qualifications: Proven experience as an Instructional Designer, Technical Writer, or Manual Developer (please provide portfolio examples of training manuals, playbooks, or reference guides you have built) Exceptional ability to distill complex, abstract, or spiritual/psychological concepts into practical, sequential steps. Experience in the coaching, mental health, wellness, or psychology space is highly preferred. Mastery of professional document design and formatting (MS Word, Google Docs, or Adobe InDesign). Impeccable structural editing skills and eye for visual layout consistency. Deliverables: A finalized, fully restructured, and polished Coach Reference Manual (Format: Word or Google Doc). A clean, reusable layout/style template based on the new manual design so we can add future interventions seamlessly. To Apply: Please send a brief cover letter detailing your experience with instructional design or technical rewriting. Crucial: Please attach a sample of a manual or reference playbook you have previously restructured from a rough or narrative state. Before and after examples highly encouraged.