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Script Producer

Creators Dream

Location: Ahmedabad, IndiaPosted: Oct 22Category: Content ProductionCompany type: Creator Marketing AgencyApply route: Via LinkedIn
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About the role

We are looking for a Long-Form Research & Script Producer for YouTube videos. As

we ramp up, we are aiming for 8 to 10 videos a month. You will be the research and writing

engine behind them: testing new AI tools hands-on, finding the angles other creators miss,

and turning that into a script that is ready for review. The creator locks the angle before

you draft and do the final review.


What will you do

  • Test new AI tools hands-on and write clear testing notes (what worked, what broke, what surprised you?)
  • Dig up pro tips, workflows, and angles that other creators have not covered.
  • For every long-form video, deliver a research document, 3 to 5 hook options, a structured outline, and a first-draft script.
  • Write natural, conversational Hinglish scripts that sound like the creator, not like AI.
  • Plan structure and retention: hook, pacing, pattern interrupts, payoff.
  • Research beyond the first page of Google: communities, changelogs, docs, X, Reddit, GitHub, newsletters.
  • Maintain organised documentation: a tools-tested log, a topic bank and a source library.
  • Incorporate feedback quickly and keep the pipeline on schedule.
  • Pass useful research and angles to the short-form team for repurposing.


Must have

  • Uses AI tools daily and can show what they have tested recently.
  • Writes natural Hinglish.
  • Can explain why a YouTube video works: hook, structure, retention.
  • Strong independent research habits.
  • Uses ChatGPT or Claude well and can spot and fix generic AI output.
  • Organised, documents their work, takes feedback well.


Good to have

  • Experience writing for a tech or AI YouTube channel (a big plus).
  • Basic understanding of YouTube analytics (CTR, average view duration, retention, graphs).
  • Familiarity with no-code tools, automation, or light coding
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