BLIND JUSTICE : INSPIRED GAME: HIRING
RobertoCasting for SIDE-WRITER
SIDE-WRITER
Side writers
requirements and expectations.
Must be 15+ of any age. Although it is preferred to be 17+ or so to fully be able to write the maturity levels properly. It is not a requirement however.
Must be able to write heavy topics regarding detailed gore or disturbing psychology. Your maturity levels must be met.
Must be able to keep character personalities balanced. If we write a personality description for a character, we expect you to be able to write for that character and keep it consistent.
It’d be preferred if you have some idea of old Victorian style of writing for the character: Crispin.
Obviously AI is strictly prohibited from being used. If you are caught using AI, you will be fired.
Must be able to keep up to date with deadlines. Most times often than not, you’ll be writing alongside the main writers (The producers) with communication involved, whether it’s texting in a gc while writing, or being on call.
Have good grammar, that is to be expected from a writer after all.
American style of writing, such as using Z in apologize, and so forth. Although, European style of writing will be used for characters who have a European pronunciation and spelling in voice lines. (Such as Crispin, Amy, and so forth.)
You may not write in the script without permission from either directors. There will be a copy script, so don’t think you can mess up the script and get away with it.
It’d be preferred if you have a great understanding of the topics in hand. Whether you educate yourself during writing or be educated prior.
Do not remove or add lines (adding lines to a important conversation,) without further permission
There is a character who speaks Shakespearean and one that us UK slang
- please have discord or Instagram as communication
- english
- creative writing
- adaption writing
- content writing
- descriptive writing
- comedy writing
- dialogue writing
- character impressions
- script editing
- shakespeare
- character writer
- creating characters
- script writing/editing
- dialogue editing
- character development
- character creation
- shakespearean
- script editing/proofreading
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