The role
Creatorwood turns books, scripts and stories into AI-made movies and shows.
We're hiring an AI Screenwriter to turn ideas into fully fleshed-out scripts using our AI-powered workflow: Blueprint, then Script Assembly.
What you'll do
- Run Blueprint with the client to lock story design: POV, verbosity, length, structure, adaptation rules
- Execute Script Assembly inside the Movie Machine
- Incorporate feedback across drafts
- Work across Creatorwood studio shows and independent creators
Useful experience
- Screenwriting and storyboarding ability, ideally with AI writing tools
- Bonus if you've written novels or long-form fiction
Compensation
Per-project pay: you're paid per Blueprint and per Script Assembly block of 30 pages. On target around $6. Freelance contractor, you control your own schedule.
Hiring process
Hiring happens in two stages. First we review your application. If you're shortlisted, we move to a paid case study or live exercise so you can show the work instead of just describing it.
Application · about 10 minutes
Apply for AI Screenwriter
It's all on this page. Fields marked * are required. Answer in your own words.
Questions? Email us at joe@creatorwood.tv.
What happens next: if you're shortlisted, the next step is a paid case study or live exercise. You'll be compensated for your time while you show the work instead of just describing it.
Basic information
Google Drive, Dropbox or any public link works.
Availability & English fluency
Every Creatorwood role requires fluent written and spoken English. We hire at fluent, native or bilingual level.
Screenwriting & story experience
N/A is fine.
ChatGPT, Claude, Movie Machine, anything else.
Adaptation & creative fit
Record a 60-90 second video. A phone selfie is completely fine. Tell us who you are, walk us through a script or story decision you're proud of, and tell us why you'd be great at this job.
Reminder: if you're shortlisted, the next step is a paid case study or live exercise. You'll be compensated for your time while you show the work instead of just describing it.
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