I would like to hire a Screenwriter

Hello Sir, I am writing to express my interest to this job. I am also very excited about the possibility of working. I am a dynamic and ambitious architect, im very intersting in languges and translation i can speak arabic as a native speaker english and also french. And also im good in writing emails and entering data as well as my ability to use Microsoft Office, and other communication programs. I appreciate your consideration of my application and look forward to further discussing this opportunity with you. Yours sincerely,

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Hello, and congrats on your project. I have developed, written, and pitched scripts and know that there's a lot of work that goes into the process, so I'm not really sure what people are bidding on. Could you please specify what specifically you'll need help with and the time required?

let's work together

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I'm a pro . Writing samples upon request, I'm on IMDB as an art director/production designer. the rest of this is filler to satisfy the word count.

Hi Guys, this looks like a fascinating project and one to which I'd like to give my full attention. Let me know details when you have a moment. Thanks, Nick (nickjohnwhittle[at]gmail[dot]com)

Hire me, then.

I have extensive experience as a screenwriter and as a script doctor editing others' work. I was a film major in college who worked on numerous scripts that were put into production for student films, and since graduation have written multiple shorts and a feature. Additionally, I have worked onset as a script supervisor for a film that is currently circulating the festival circuit.

I have submitted a reference bid at this time. In order to verify that this is the appropriate bid for this project I would need additional information. Including: - Genre - Type of script e.g. TV, short, feature film - Original story or modification of existing story Generally for this type of project I break the work down into 3 phases. 1.) Story Generation This phase is where the characters, their backstories and relationships, the locations and world that they are in are defined. The primary theme and conflict are defined. The initial outline is generated at this time. This stage lasts longer for a new script. An adaptation of an existing story will vary a great deal depending on the background material provided. The proposed budget will inform this stage as well a low budget film will not have characters that rely heavily on special effects etc. 2.) Initial Draft Taking the background work and writing out the story into a script. This duration varies primarily on how long the script is. A short maybe 5 days, a TV episode 7-10 days, a feature film 20-30 days. 3.) Revision revising and rewriting the script provides the story with greater depth, complexity and sophistication. This will take at least the same as the initial writing phase and often 2-3 times as long. The end product of this is the final screenplay. If you wish the screenplay to be prepared for shooting that requires additional work as the rewrites are done while working with the director.