Writing scenario

Write a romantic story 18+ In detail ... It will be necessary to describe the following ... - A tale of warm, tender relationships. On vacation, during travels, studying - of one girl. Detailed, elaborate description of feelings, emotions, sensations. The main focus is on tenderness, warmth of mutual understanding between people. No rudeness. Everything should be very gentle, sensitive, caring. There will be intimate scenes. M+F ... M+M+F ... M+M+M+F ... All mutually consensual. They need to be described in great detail. It is necessary to try to convey in the text (story) the feelings, emotions, sensations that the heroine experiences when going on dates, making love. With one man as well as with several men. As detailed as possible. More details and nuances. There are examples ... I will send them if necessary. More tenderness and affectionate words. Avoid "water," frequent repetitions in the text. Words, addresses. Less lyricism. Avoid standard descriptions of appearance, age, and events. For example ... I am 20 years old, I am a blonde with a gorgeous chest. The guy was tall, handsome, athletic, and I decided to sleep with him. He liked my perfect body ... and so on. Thank you. All the best!

Goal Create three strong story frameworks that can be: adapted to different countries; change the main character; change names; change secondary characters; generate variations without losing story quality.Children's Age Main audience: 4–7 years old.Volume Approximately 800–1200 words for each story.General Requirements The story must have: one main character; 2–4 secondary characters; a clear problem; a consistent development of events; a climax; an emotional conclusion; one clear moral. Do not use specific countries; politics; religion; military themes; death; violence; complex moral dilemmas.Structure For each story, it is necessary to describe separately:1. Logline 1–2 sentences.2. Main Idea What the story is about.3. Main Moral One sentence.4. Characters For each: role; character; strengths; weaknesses; how the character changes.5. Scene-by-Scene Plot 8–12 scenes. For each scene: short description; what happens; what emotion it evokes; why the scene is needed.6. Climax Separate description.7. Ending What changes.8. Message for the Child What the child should feel after the story.Story No. 1Adventure Themes curiosity bravery exploration treasure hunting Emotions excitement intrigue joy Example of atmosphere Lost path. Mysterious forest. Unknown map. Hidden cave. But without copying well-known plots.Story No. 2Bedtime Theme warmth care family nature evening Emotions coziness security calmness After the story, the child should want to sleep.Story No. 3Emotional Themes one can choose one: fear insecurity friendship shyness bravery self-acceptance Without a moralizing tone. The child should experience the emotion along with the hero.Special Requirements The story should be easily personalized. In the future, it should be possible to change: the hero's name; gender; age; appearance; pet; friends; setting. Without the need to rewrite the plot.Avoid Do not use: template “and they all lived happily ever after”; too long descriptions; adult humor; complex words; long dialogues; large monologues.Transfer of Property Rights The author transfers to the Client exclusive property rights to the works without territorial and time limitations, including the right to: edit; translate; localize; create derivative works; use in digital products; print; sell; license. Submission Format A separate document for each story: 1. Logline 2. Main Idea 3. Characters 4. Scene-by-Scene Plot 5. Climax 6. Ending 7. Moral 8. Full text of the story

A short series about people with paranormal abilities. New unconventional ideas and plot development options are needed. A script with unpredictable actions is required. Lots of humor. Liked series: 1. “Heroes” / Heroes Ordinary people around the world suddenly discover supernatural abilities. 2. “A Discovery of Witches” / A Discovery of Witches A witch and a vampire unite for an ancient manuscript that can change the magical world. https://www.netflix.com/tudum/articles/a-discovery-of-witches-release-date-news?utm_source=chatgpt.com 3. “The Magicians” / The Magicians Students at a secret university study magic and face its harsh consequences. https://www.netflix.com/tudum/articles/shows-like-a-discovery-of-witches?utm_source=chatgpt.com 4. “Misfits” / Misfits A group of young offenders gains abilities after a strange storm. Lots of dark humor. https://www.wired.com/2015/03/binge-guide-misfits?utm_source=chatgpt.com For inspiration when creating your own short series: “Misfits,” “I Am Not Okay With This,” “The Secret Circle,” and “Cloak & Dagger” — they have relatively compact plots and a limited number of main characters.

We are looking for a scriptwriter to create content for Instagram and TikTok. We are a logistics company with three projects: International parcel delivery International passenger transportation Car rental. We need someone who can help find our own style and come up with modern scripts for short videos. Not just repeating trends, but adapting them or creating our own formats. No need to shoot, edit, or publish videos. We only need ideas and scripts. What is important to us: - creativity; - sense of humor; - understanding what works in Reels and TikTok right now; - ability to come up with content that grabs attention from the first seconds. If we work well together, there is a possibility to work on our other projects in the future.

Topic: The History of Austria in 20 Minutes. First 30 Seconds: A maximally strong, dynamic start is needed. Begin with a contrast or paradox (for example, how a small alpine country once owned half of Europe) to prevent the viewer from closing the video. Sources (Directly in the Text): Strict historical accuracy is required. All quotes or notable facts must be based on letters, diaries, decrees, or documents. In the script text, make a note that should pop up on the screen after a specific phrase, for example: [NOTE: Letter from Franz Joseph, 28.07.1914]. Visual Cues: The script needs to be in two columns. Clearly outline what should be on the screen opposite the text: where to insert an animated map, portrait, archival photograph (which one), or newsreel footage.