Writing a script for YouTube Video. History of Dodge (English)

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.

A script is needed for a short film in English. It can be written in Ukrainian with automatic translation into English. One actor in the frame. Format: monologue, video blog, or any other format with direct address to the camera and/or interaction with other characters off-camera (via phone, video call, or SMS). The main character is a young guy. Accent: either minimal or strong Slavic (a possible comedic combination). Genre: positive (comedy, romantic comedy, absurd, satire, etc.). No harsh themes: war, death, dark humor, or other heavy dramatic content. Possible locations: anything outdoors (parks, benches, sports fields), a hallway, photo, video, or podcast studio. Duration: 1–25 minutes. Please send a logline, how you envision the story, a small fragment of a scene (monologue/dialogue), and the cost.