A film script

A screenwriter able to take many conceptual, descriptive notes detailing a rough plot and work-in-progress characters and flesh it out into a nicely paced, mostly dramatic script though lightened with dashes of comedy. The idea, conceptually, is mildly graphic in terms of language and imagery. Prospective writers must have flexible schedules to include long sessions of in-depth discussion about the aforementioned notes. They must be able to contribute to further development and cultivation of the story and most of its components. The workload would mostly consist of comfortable conversation, which is expected to be translated into a coherent and consistent body of work. A writer with capable facets of imagination and creativity as well as a desire to produce a vivid, thought-provoking, and pensive piece as well as confidence in an ability to interpret and incorporate the voice of the Millennials into the work or at the very least, a receptive and flexible thought and writing process to take direction.