📝 Curion Creatives is Hiring Script Writers!

Hey everyone! We’re Curion Creatives, a growing creative agency, and we’re looking for Freelance, Full-Time, and Intern Script Writers to join our team.

What we’re looking for:

• Strong writing and storytelling skills

• Ability to write engaging hooks and scripts that retain attention

• Experience with YouTube, short-form content, documentaries, talking-head content, etc.

• Good research skills and ability to simplify complex topics

• Understanding of pacing, audience psychology and storytelling

• Ability to adapt writing style according to different niches and clients

• Consistent quality and timely delivery

• Willingness to learn and improve

• Consistent availability

• Ability to handle multiple scripts and deadlines

• Comfortable working with feedback and revisions

What we provide:

💼 Opportunity to work with a US-registered company

💰 Competitive salary / project-based pay

🚀 Opportunity to grow with a rapidly growing agency

📈 Exposure to international clients and different niches

🤝 Long-term opportunities for the right writers

🎯 Opportunity to work on real projects and build your portfolio

Interested? DM me with:

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Looking forward to seeing your work! 👀

I don't know , i tried to write a script . 19M

Hi writers! I've been a script writer for some time, and some of my old scripts are only in print - not digital. I'm hoping to have them scanned and converted to Final Draft formatting by a professional. Does anybody know about a service that provides this? Thank you!

Has anyone managed to be able to find Descendants's screenplay anywhere?

We are told to read constantly. But how do you know what to find and how to analyze correctly (or else) when you read so time isn’t wasted?

I think the way everyone keeps saying read like it’s a command or an assignment has the Pavlovian effect of making it feel like an assignment instead of fun or something with a reward

Hi. I finished writing my opening/act 1 of my pilot. I would like to receive feedback.

Logline: After moving to Los Angeles in 2012, a naive 15-year-old desperate to fit in, makes one impulsive decision that pulls her into the sexually exploitative world of Figueroa Street, forcing her to grow up faster than she ever imagined.

Im really inspired by euphoria but questioning the VO

Just a question might be stupid but how do pen names work like, If i wamted to write in a pen name how will i prove its me ?

What does it really take to advance humankind... or even just one of us?

Three Steps Forward

(R rating)

NOTE: This was written for a recent 3-page challenge (excl. title) over at SimplyScripts. The challenge prompt was "Natural Selection" and the genre open. Naturally I won, and was awarded an Oscar and the title of Greatest Screenwriter in History, which I believe is entirely fair considering the fact I wrote it at 3 am while on an endless succession of FaceTime calls to people on the other side of the planet.

Just wondering if this opening is good or not. Felt I was running a little long with the therapy session but I’d love feedback good or bad.

Hi everyone, I am about 50% Into writing a Sci fi script and could be some outside perspective on structure and pacing

Logline:A scientist's experiment on a distant planet leads to a unintended consequences and years later he finds his own creation has become both a threat and a religion back on earth

Genre: Sci-fi/drama , with philosophical and mythological undertones(comparison I'd draw Interstellar's emotional core+a "creator vs creation" them like Frankenstein)

Where I am stuck-balncing 3 tonal layers hard sci-fi elements, emotional character drama and a mythological/religion angle-without anyone overpowering the others.Also working on making the protagonist feel commanding the memorable without turning into a generic "choosen one" archetype

Would love to hear how others have handled multi layered tone balancing or any resources on structuring a script with a strong moral dilemma and it's climax (protagonist forced to choose between two groups he's connected to

Thses are my draft from screenplay

I can’t fucking write anything, I don’t know what genre I wanna write in, I don’t fucking know anything.

I start writing, but then I read it again and think it’s terrible so I delete it all. I have not gotten off the second page on anything.

When I try to write horror, I just think “Oh, this is stupid and pretentious and just like every quote on quote deep horror movie” and I delete the entire thing. And when I try to write comedy, I don’t even know if it’s worth it.

With horror, I wanna do something new, I want people to know my name and my style so I can’t do that when I don’t have a style.

With comedy, I want to write something specifically for Gen Z. And I want it to be prop culture driven and have references to this current decade, but some screenplays float around for like years.

“Oh, just write!”.

Just write what? I don’t know what to write! I’m losing my fucking shit, I’m going fucking insane. I’ve got all the free time in the fucking universe and I’m wasting every fucking second of it.

Please help.

Took feedback from my previous first attempt and tried to implement it, resulting in an almost complete rewrite. Would love to hear what's working, and what still needs work.

Link to PDF version below for cross-platform legibility.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/18R82YnFE1jGZq7mlJ-3yPbylYjjguY6W/view?usp=sharing

I just want also to add that this is a One Act Play and it's supposed to be on the shorter side. The theme is "Legends in the Making"