What's included

• Script Writer

  As a script writer, I can provide to a client: Script Treatment: A document that outlines the story, characters, and tone of the script. This document can serve as a blueprint for the script. Script Outline: A more detailed document that breaks down the story into individual scenes, including descriptions of the action, dialogue, and any other relevant information. First Draft: The first complete version of the script, which will usually go through several rounds of revision and editing. Revised Drafts: Subsequent drafts of the script that incorporate feedback from the client and any other stakeholders. Final Draft: The polished, final version of the script that is ready for production. Shooting Script: A version of the final draft that includes detailed technical information for use during the actual production of the project. Script Notes: Along with each deliverable, you may also provide notes or explanations of your creative choices and any issues you encountered during the writing process.