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Do you actually follow US politics — not just the headlines, but the story behind them? We want to turn that into your job.
We're a fast-growing US media company producing political and current-events video content for YouTube, and we're looking for a dedicated scriptwriter — someone who reads the news because they want to, not because they have to — to research and write the scripts our channel is built on.
This isn't a generic content-writing gig. We need someone who already understands how US politics works — Congress, elections, policy, the news cycle — and can turn a fast-moving story into a script that holds a viewer's attention for ten minutes straight.
100% remote. Long-term, ongoing role — not a one-off project.
What You'll Do
Research daily US political news, policy stories, elections, and government/economic developments
Write long-form, narration-ready video scripts (10–20+ minutes) that turn a political story into a compelling narrative
Build each script around a clear hook and story arc — not just a summary of events
Source and accurately cite quotes, statistics, and public data to back up every claim
Write specifically for the ear, not the page — scripts are read aloud by a narrator/host, so pacing and rhythm matter
Collaborate with editors and our on-camera host/narrator on tone, structure, and revisions
Track trending political stories and pitch newscript topics
Hit a regular, agreed publishing schedule
What We're Looking For
A genuine, working understanding of US politics and current events — you should be able to explain a policy debate or election story accurately without hand-holding
Strong written English with a clear, engaging, narrative storytelling style
Comfortable researching from news articles, government sources, and public records
Experience writing scripts, articles, or long-form content (YouTube scriptwriting experience is a plus, not a requirement)
Able to write for narration — pacing, rhythm, and a "spoken" flow, not academic prose
Reliable, deadline-driven, and comfortable working independently
Open to feedback and revisions — we'll share a style guide, and every script goes through a review pass
Don't check every box but you're genuinely plugged into US politics and can write? Apply anyway — we'll ask for a sample and go from there.
Schedule
100% remote — work from anywhere
Flexible hours; deliverables are deadline-based, not clock-watched
Long-term, ongoing engagement with room for rate increases as output and responsibility grow
Supportive, remote-first team — you'll work directly with editors and our host, not in a vacuum
? How to Apply
Ready to write for a channel that actually cares whether you understand the beat? Apply now through
To help us screen fairly and quickly, please include:
A short writing sample — ideally a script, article, or blog post about a US political or current-events topic
One paragraph pitching a real, current US political story you'd write a script about, and why it's interesting
Your available hours per week and preferred schedule
We review every application and reply to strong fits quickly. If you can't stop talking about politics with your friends, we want to hear from you — apply today.