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I’m putting together a short horror film that the viewer experiences as if the camera were their own eyes. Every moment should feel suspenseful and eerie, keeping the audience on edge from the first frame until the final reveal. I’m looking for a screenwriter who can translate this concept into a concise, tightly-paced script that never breaks the first-person illusion. The finished piece needs to read like a standard industry screenplay—Courier 12 pt, scene headings, action, minimal dialogue—but every action line must be written with the audience’s point of view in mind: what they hear, what they glimpse, and how their unseen “presence” drives the tension. Deliverables • 8–12 page screenplay in PDF and an editable format (Final Draf...

I’m putting together a collection of short romance stories aimed at young-adult readers and I want every tale to feel sweet, sentimental, and heart-warming. Think first crushes, gentle conflicts, uplifting endings, and an overall PG-13 tone—no explicit scenes or harsh language. The stories should: • Speak in a contemporary, relatable voice for readers roughly 15–25. • Deliver believable characters, a clear emotional arc, and a satisfying conclusion within true “short story” length (please propose word count and quantity you’re comfortable producing). • Celebrate diversity of backgrounds and settings while keeping the focus on universal feelings of young love. Deliverables • A complete set of original short romance stories (Word or G...

Sounds fun? I'm looking to hear about your embarassing incidents that happened anything from house dress, issues faced, exposing issues etc. You should be good enough talking about your personal experiences in an honest and relaxed way. Requirements: Comfortable discussing about your dress experiences Able to communicate clearly in English NOTE: Any AI generated bids and messages will be ignored.

Japan is home to more than 125 million people, a nation where baseball isn’t just a sport — it’s a cultural identity. For decades, Japan has produced extraordinary players, but none have captured the imagination of an entire country quite like Shohei Ohtani. To millions of fans, he represents something larger than the game itself: discipline, humility, and the possibility that greatness can come from anywhere. One day I was talking with my dad about Ohtani’s impact. In the middle of the conversation he said something that stuck with me. He told me, “Shohei Ohtani is to the Japanese what Muhammad Ali was to my people.” That comparison stopped me cold. Ali wasn’t just an athlete — he was a symbol. A figure who carried the hopes, pride, and ide...