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MeantToBe Pvt. Ltd is seeking a creative Scriptwriter to craft short-form microdramas and episodic content about dating and relationships. You’ll write 1–3 minute episodes with hooks and cliffhangers, collaborating with founders and the marketing team to shape series that feel contemporary and relatable.
You’ll pitch ideas, build characters, and adapt real dating trends into scripts, working in a fast-paced startup environment with rapid feedback and multiple series in production.
MeantToBe Pvt. Ltd is a venture-backed early-stage startup ready to make waves in the dating and consumer social industry. Our team is led by founders with deep experience in launching and scaling dating apps globally as well as building scaled unicorn businesses from scratch. Backed by top institutional capital, we are a high-growth startup on the ground floor of an ambitious journey to create a brand and product that stands out from the crowded dating app landscape.
Our unique approach combines deep cultural insight, AI, and a novel recommendation algorithm to deliver a social, fun, and effective dating experience that solves for both curation and scale, the holy grail in online dating.
Stories are a big part of how we show what dating feels like today. We're building a slate of microdramas: short, bingeable, vertical episodes about love, situationships, first dates, and everything in between.
We're looking for a creative Scriptwriter who has written microdramas and knows how to make people tap “next episode” before they can stop themselves.
You'll write short-form, episodic stories built for the phone screen: tight 1–3 minute episodes with a hook in the first few seconds and a cliffhanger at the end of each one. You'll work directly with the founders and the marketing team to develop series that are fun, relatable, and rooted in modern dating culture.
This isn't a role where you'll wait for a brief. You'll pitch ideas, build characters and story arcs, write fast, and use audience response to sharpen what comes next.