Script Writer Description

 Script Writer Description


We are seeking for an awesome Script Writer to join our core team to provide narrative expertise for Animated series (Children).


About the Company :


  • ROKiT likes to do things differently. Through compassionate capitalism, we strive to deliver affordable, world leading premium products and pioneering services for all. We take our products, partnerships and responsibilities very seriously but never ourselves. We are innovative, rebellious and proud. #WeAreROKiT


Responsibilities :


Researching background material

Laying out the screenplay to an agreed format

Coming up with themes and ideas

Work directly with the Lead Writer to create content for the Animated Series.

Rewriting the script if necessary (you may need to do this several times before arriving at the final agreed version).

Developing believable plots and characters

Proofread texts, voice lines, scripts and other text and visual materials that different teams and partners produce


Requirements/Skills :


Experience with comedic writing, and a drive to create uniquely funny scripts.

You have expert knowledge and strong competencies in the narrative design discipline.

You have a sharp understanding of storytelling techniques and best practices in film, TV or literary publishing and are apt to transfer them to an interactive medium.

You have a strong understanding of pop culture, and an extensive literary, film and TV culture.

As a plus, you have had significant exposure to Writing scripts for Animation, and have a thorough understanding of production environments.

As a plus, you have an academic degree in Literature, Drama, Film Studies, or Creative Writing.

You possess excellent communication skills and enjoy influencing and creating consensus while being considerate of the multiple stakeholders you interact with.


Preferred Experience:


·Bachelor degree or equivalent work experience.

·At least 3 years’ experience in Scriptwriting/Screenplay either film/Tv Series or games.


Submission / Portfolio requirements:

· Resume

· share relevant portfolio in pdf format

· Be willing to complete a test if requested to do so


Perks :

· Remote Work environment

· Competitive compensation

· Flexible hours

· Help build Awesome Animations

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