Stage 32, LLC is hiring: Remote Localization Scriptwriter (TV/Film) in Californi

Remote Localization Scriptwriter (TV/Film) - A Job Post by Ava GaoLocation: New York City, New York; London, England; California City, CaliforniaStatus: Pre-productionType: Internet ProjectGenre: Freelance | Remote | Short-Form Drama | $1,000–$2,500 per projectWe're looking for dialogue-driven, culturally fluent screenwriters to help localize Chinese short-form drama scripts into emotionally resonant, fully natural English—whether it's modern romcoms, fashion dramas, revenge thrillers, or billionaire love stories. This is not translation—this is full creative localization.What You'll Be Doing:You'll work on serialized short dramas (10–70 episodes) and handle one of two types of projects:Full localization: Adapt Chinese translated scripts into high-quality, native-level English dialogue and action lines.Polish/retouch: Deep-edit English drafts for tone, character voice, emotional accuracy, and dramatic rhythm.Scripts are usually 1–2 minutes per episode and must read like something made for today's global streaming audience.You're a Fit If You:Have a background in screenwriting, film, literature, or creative writing (degree preferred)Are skilled at crafting natural, localized dialogue with strong emotional and cultural rhythmAre fluent in English (native or native-level); Chinese is a bonus but not requiredCan understand character arcs and dramatic structure in short-form seriesAre familiar with Final DraftUnderstand Hollywood-standard formatting and punchy visual storytellingAre collaborative, efficient, and open to creative feedbackCan accept a free trial test (1–3 episodes, based on real scripts)Compensation:• $1,000–$2,500 USD per project• Pricing is based on your skill, creative level, and the actual difficulty of the project—not just word countWork Setup:• Fully remote• Flexible schedule, as long as deadlines are metTo Apply:Please send:Your CV or portfolio1–2 writing samples (screenplay or creative localization/editing samples preferred)A short note about your experience with localization, TV writing, or dialogue polishConfirm that you’re open to completing a free trial draftSend materials to: [email protected] line: Localization Scriptwriter – [Your Name] #J-18808-Ljbffr Apply tot his job