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Writer / Show Developer
Head Tilt Immersive
Los Angeles, CA
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How do I hire a Writer / Show Developer? The Writer / Story Developer has experience and finds pleasure in writing live theatrical scripts and creatively collaborating with a team to develop a compelling, extraordinary story, specifically for an immersive experiential production. The writer will work according to predetermined deadlines to deliver quality, original scripts.
The writer will engage with the Head Tilt team in conversation to flush out the overarching storyline with the aim of converting the story into the show scripts. From there, the writer will create and develop characters, plots and situations for all show elements. The writer will provide the Head Tilt team with regular updates throughout the development and writing phase to obtain feedback and make modifications. The scripts will provide the Head Tilt team with information to be able to execute the production and performance of the shows.
They are expected to contribute creative ideas that will help develop the story and provide ideas to the storyline that will make the story engaging and memorable for the audience. The writer will remain in clear and timely communication with the Head Tilt team throughout the entire development and writing process. The writer will be open to positive feedback provided by the Head Tilt team about the storyline and scripts. The writer is engaged on a per project basis and is in agreement that all materials created on behalf of Head Tilt will be owned by Head Tilt. The writer will not share concepts, ideas or written material with any person, organization or entity without the written permission of Head Tilt.
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How do I hire a Writer / Show Developer? The Writer / Story Developer has experience and finds pleasure in writing live theatrical scripts and creatively collaborating with a team to develop a compelling, extraordinary story, specifically for an immersive experiential production. The writer will work according to predetermined deadlines to deliver quality, original scripts.
The writer will engage with the Head Tilt team in conversation to flush out the overarching storyline with the aim of converting the story into the show scripts. From there, the writer will create and develop characters, plots and situations for all show elements. The writer will provide the Head Tilt team with regular updates throughout the development and writing phase to obtain feedback and make modifications. The scripts will provide the Head Tilt team with information to be able to execute the production and performance of the shows.
They are expected to contribute creative ideas that will help develop the story and provide ideas to the storyline that will make the story engaging and memorable for the audience. The writer will remain in clear and timely communication with the Head Tilt team throughout the entire development and writing process. The writer will be open to positive feedback provided by the Head Tilt team about the storyline and scripts. The writer is engaged on a per project basis and is in agreement that all materials created on behalf of Head Tilt will be owned by Head Tilt. The writer will not share concepts, ideas or written material with any person, organization or entity without the written permission of Head Tilt.
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