Script Writer

Script Writer

• Write catchy, unique, and original video scripts.

• Create a well-structured storyboard for each video

• Selects subject matter based on public interest or commissioned by the marketing team and writes scripts for the target audience

• Uses literary skills to develop themes for appropriate scripts

• Works to tight deadlines.

• Generate ideas that are engaging, informative, and topical

• Engages in research for informing and verifying the factual content of written work

• Rewrites and revises work (often several times) following feedback

• Participates in a brainstorming meeting with the marketing team

• Performs other duties as assigned


Required Competencies:-

• Enthusiasm for news and creative ideas for production, as well as strong creative writing skills

• Possess strong problem-solving skills

• Expert writing and oral communication skills

• Excellent time management skills

• Be able to demonstrate initiative, flexibility, adaptability

• Ability to work independently and collaboratively in a team environment

• Knowledge of content writing would be an asset


Overview

We are looking for exceptional Script Writers who can build engaging narratives for the company’s marketing campaigns. You will be responsible for the process of idea generation, conceptualization, character development, visualization, screenplay writing, and crafting of dialogue. You should have a basic understanding of how to translate scripts to various visual media and have strong grammar and writing capability.

You should also be familiar with current screenplay formats and script-writing guidelines to develop a full-length script within required deadlines. A top-performing Script Writer should be able to create well-researched scripts by weaving engaging themes and stories around core company activities, to provide viewers with an immersive and memorable experience.

Key Responsibilities:

  • In-depth research on industry-related topics and target audience in order to develop original storylines and screenplays
  • Work with video editors and the design team in collaboration with the content strategists
  • Assist the marketing team in developing interview scripts and technical content
  • Plan, strategize and create scripts for the company’s marketing initiatives
  • Assist the marketing team in developing scripts for advertising and marketing campaigns
  • Laying out the screenplay to an agreed format
  • Weave together visual elements in scenes with plot and dialogue
  • Content visualization and storyboard building
  • Create an initial framework, or treatment, for screenplays
  • Preparing short summaries of your ideas and pitching them to development executives
  • Produce original ideas based on the understanding of the audience


Candidate Requirements:

  • Proven scriptwriting experience
  • At least 1-2 years experience as a scriptwriter or similar role
  • Experience in scriptwriting in IT, AI, or machine learning will be a strong plus
  • Experience in writing interview scripts
  • Good knowledge of technical content
  • A Graduate/ Post Graduate in Communications and Journalism or Film Studies
  • Analytical/Quantitative ability is desirable
  • A portfolio of produced/published web series or scripts
  • Excellent writing and editing skills
  • Effective communication skills
  • Experience in creative content visualization
  • Attention to detail

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