AI Short Video/Drama Scriptwriter

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socrates globalSan Antonio (TX)

Writers and Authors Motion Picture and Video Production

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About the role

About the Role: At oneworld.xyz, we are looking for a remote scriptwriter for short AI dramas for our Story.fun platform. You will not need to generate or edit videos. Your job is the story: hook, scene, dialogue, episode beats, cliffhangers, and shot direction for the creator to produce.

Responsibilities:

Write scripts for short drama episodes and multi-episode series
Craft hooks and cliffhangers that pull the next episode
Build characters, relationships, and series continuity
Write dialogue plus visual / shot direction for AI production
Structure bingeable episode arcs (setup, conflict, twist, payoff)
Adapt briefs into watchable short-drama scenes
Revise scripts based on retention and production feedback
Maintain a series bible: characters, world, episode outlines, hook variations

Requirements:

Proven scriptwriting experience (film, TV/series, short drama, animation, or narrative shorts)
Portfolio of scripts or produced narrative work — story craft, not just social captions
Strong sense of pacing, dialogue, emotion, and episode-to-episode continuity
Can write spoken lines and clear shot direction
Understands vertical short-drama format
Fluent in English and able to work remotely, take notes, and turn around revisions quickly

Nice to have: Vertical short drama / short-play writing, character-driven series, writing for AI video production.

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