I will write a gripping horror story script for your youtube channel
About this Gig
Your horror channel is only as good as its scripts. Viewers click for the thumbnail. They stay, subscribe, and comment because of the story.
I write original horror scripts built for retention: cold-open hooks, escalating dread, and endings that make viewers comment. I run my own horror storytelling channel, so I write for the algorithm AND the audience.
Every script includes an original story (never templates, never recycled), a hook written for the first 10 seconds, voiceover-ready formatting with pacing and pause notes, plus title and description suggestions with keywords.
Why me? Because horror is what I do every day for my own audience. Every story is plotted scene by scene and rewritten line by line for voice, pacing, and scares that actually land. No generic filler, no recycled creepypasta beats. You get a clean, narration-ready script with full commercial rights on every order.
Not sure which package fits? Message me before ordering. I reply fast.
Language:
English
Purpose:
Influencer videos
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Entertainment
Delivery style preference
Please inform the freelancer of any preferences or concerns regarding the use of AI tools in the completion and/or delivery of your order.
FAQ
Do I own full rights to the script?
Yes. Once delivered, the script is 100% yours. Narrate it, monetize it, post it anywhere, adapt it however you like. No credit to me needed.
What horror subgenres can you write?
Creepypasta, true-scare style stories, analog horror, paranormal, cosmic horror, and Reddit-style narratives. Tell me your channel's niche and I will match its tone and format.
How long will the video be with 1,000 or 2,000 words?
At a standard narration pace, 1,000 words runs about 7 minutes of voiceover and 2,000 words runs about 13 to 15 minutes, depending on your narrator's pacing and pauses.
Can you match my channel's existing style or continue a series?
Absolutely. Send your channel link or a past video and I will study the tone, recurring characters, and format before writing so the new script feels like a natural episode.
Is the script formatted for narration?
Yes. Clean paragraphs, natural sentence rhythm, and pacing notes where a pause lands hardest, so you or your narrator can record in one smooth take.

