Screenwriter for reacting to a YouTube video

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.

DO NOT use LLM for writing Task: - writing complex prompts for LLM manually 2000-4000 characters with spaces - working language - English - topic - management - we provide the situation - you write realistic work scenarios that require expertise in the field of management - conduct plagiarism and LLM text checks

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.