Microdrama Screenwriting Intern
Microdrama Screenwriting Intern
Location: Remote
Type: Internship
Company: Plot Party
About Plot Party
Plot Party is building the creative infrastructure for the next generation of short-form storytelling. We work with creators, studios, and platforms to develop and produce AI-native and AI-hybrid microdramas - highly serialized, mobile-first stories designed to hook audiences in seconds and keep them watching episode after episode.
We’re looking for a Microdrama Screenwriting Intern who loves storytelling, understands internet-native entertainment, and wants to learn how to write addictive short-form drama.
What You’ll Do
You’ll work directly with our creative and production team to develop original microdrama concepts and turn them into highly watchable serialized stories.
This is not an internship where you spend your time taking notes in meetings.
You’ll get hands-on experience with writing stories that are actually produced.
Responsibilities include:
Adapt original microdrama loglines into 30–60 episode microdrama formats
Rewrite scripts based on audience retention, production constraints, and creative feedback
Brainstorm new formats, tropes, characters, and story premises with the creative team
You may be a great fit if you:
Are currently studying or recently graduated in screenwriting, film, creative writing, literature, or a related field - or simply have a strong writing portfolio
Have a strong instinct for plot, conflict, romance, character chemistry, and cliffhangers
Already watch ReelShort, DramaBox, ShortMax, GoodShort, or similar platforms
Understand that microdrama writing is different from traditional film or television: every episode needs to move
Can write quickly and take feedback without becoming overly attached to a draft
Are comfortable using AI tools as part of the creative process
Bonus points if you:
Speak or read Chinese or Hindi.
Have written serialized fiction, web novels, fanfiction, interactive fiction, or social video content
To apply, please send:
A short introduction about yourself and why microdrama interests you
1–2 writing samples
Three original microdrama loglines you think would make someone immediately want to watch Episode 1
For the loglines, don’t worry about sounding prestigious. We’d rather read something addictive than something that sounds like it belongs at a film festival.