Script Writers wanted (gaming) | ~$400 per piece
Added 2024-10-22 17:56:54 +0000 UTCCOMPANY/PUBLICATION: UNDISCLOSED
I'm looking for a script writers that love gaming and writing about any and all games. The channel will be based on how games have developed over time in an entertaining way.
Examples of the content style we’re looking for:
We aren't looking for someone who can just research information and re cap the games. You have to know how to creatively explain the games and compare them to each other. On top of this you’ll need to be able to tell a story while explaining the games. For example how has the game franchise changed over the time?
Budget: $1200 - $1600 per month
Deadline: 7 days per script
Scripts per month: 3 - 4
As the channel grows, you will be compensated accordingly (pay raise, performance bonuses, etc.).
If you're interested and have experience please fill out this application google form - https://forms.gle/wXZExgVvtkjULAvf8
I'll be hiring multiple writers so please apply ASAP as spots won't last long! Once the form is completed we can get in contact an organise a SMALL 150 word sample. Once you have finished the form send me the word "DONE" on Reddit and I'll send you my Discord details.
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CONTACT INFORMATION:
Applications: Via Reddit (note: unless otherwise stated, you may connect with the advertiser by visiting their profile here and hitting "send message" under "more options" in the right sidebar, or by leaving a message in the comments section of the original post)
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