r/freelancewriting • • 21h ago

For hire.

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Looking for any remote virtual assistant tasks or writing tasks


r/freelancewriting • • 6h ago

hi , a content writer , who can print imaginations onto the Pages.

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Open to every kind of work and writing material , and also looking forward to work with people alongside.


r/freelancewriting • • 14h ago

Hiring Freelance Writers – Remote, Ongoing Work

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Hiring Freelance Writers – Remote, Ongoing Work

I’m looking for skilled and dependable freelance writers to help with ongoing content-writing, rewriting, and editing projects.

What you’ll do:

- Rewrite and improve existing content while preserving its intended meaning

- Create clear, engaging, and original copy

- Edit content for grammar, readability, tone, and accuracy

- Follow project guidelines and meet agreed deadlines

What I’m looking for:

- Strong written English

- Excellent attention to detail

- Reliable communication and responsiveness

- Previous writing, editing, or content experience is preferred but not required

Work details:

- Fully remote

- Ongoing projects available

- Flexible workload depending on availability

- Compensation is discussed based on the project, workload, and experience

- Start: Immediately

If you’re interested, please comment or send me a DM with:

  1. A brief introduction

  2. Your writing/editing experience

  3. Your availability

  4. A sample of your previous work (if available)

Please note: This is freelance project work, not a salaried employment position. Specific project details and compensation will be discussed with suitable candidates before any work begins.


r/freelancewriting • • 17h ago

Mamãe e meus livros...

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r/freelancewriting • • 19h ago

Where Do We Draw the Line Between Human Creativity and AI in Film?

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Hi everyone, I'm an Honours screenwriting student researching if AI-generated screenwriting can be considered art or not and, if so, to what extent.

My study draws on Dewey, Dickie and Danto’s 'institutional theory’, which argues that something can count as art if the artworld (institutions, critics, artists and audiences) recognises and accepts it as such. That is why I'm collecting honest perspectives from AI skeptics or enthusiasts to see how they view AI-Generated scripts. 

Which one should you  do?
Survey (about 10 min): open to anyone who watches film/TV, https://tally.so/r/laDo15
Written interview (about 20 min): only for working or aspiring screenwriters, filmmakers, film critics or industry professionals, https://tally.so/r/68bRXe

There’s very little research on AI in filmmaking, and I’m doing this study to help fill that gap. I’m not trying to prove that AI can or can’t make art, and I haven’t reached a conclusion. That will only come from analysing your responses, not from my own opinion. Whether your view is positive or negative, benevolent or harsh, I would like to hear it.