Give it the subject
A topic, an angle, or a rough idea of the story you want told.
A documentary script is not an essay with a voice on top. It has to open on something that earns the next minute, carry one thread instead of a pile of facts, and give a reason to stay every half minute or so. VIRALCADE researches your topic and writes to that shape - then, if you want, narrates and builds the film from the same script rather than handing you a document and wishing you luck.
Choose your format. Review the credits. Create at your pace.A topic, an angle, or a rough idea of the story you want told.
Script length follows runtime, so a ten-minute film and a thirty-minute one are written differently.
Take the script as it is, or let the same script become the narration for a finished video.
Sentence lengths, connectives and emphasis are set for narration, not for the page. A script that reads well and narrates badly is the usual failure here.
Structured as a story that moves, with the interesting asides parked where they reward the viewer rather than derailing the thread.
The subject is researched before a line is written, so the script has something to say beyond what could be guessed from the title.
The same text can be narrated and cut into a finished documentary here, so nothing is retyped between writing and producing.
Yes. It is yours. Take it to your own edit, your own narrator or your own team if that is what you need.
Length follows the runtime you choose, from a short piece to a long-form documentary. The structure changes with the length rather than the text simply getting longer.
You can give it an angle and a tone to follow. The more specific the direction, the closer the result sits to how you would have written it.
It researches the subject before writing, but treat it as a first draft on facts that matter. Check anything you would not want to be wrong about in public.
Then skip this and go straight to the documentary maker, which can narrate and build from text you bring.
Find the format that fits your idea, then create in a guided studio.