Explore creative professionals, projects and opportunities across Scripveil, and see how they connect. Find someone to make something with, a project worth following, or a way to take part.
Person
Maya Ortiz
Writer
Project
The Cartographer's Debt
Film · Writing · In development
Opportunity
OpenSeeking: Storyboard Artist
Type: Collaboration
Person
Ines Marković
Storyboard Artist
People, projects and opportunities are the surfaces of the Scripveil ecosystem. Each one leads to the others: people work on projects, projects have opportunities, and opportunities bring people in.
Creative professionals with identities, disciplines, experience and the projects they're part of.
Public-facing creative projects, and the people who are developing them.
Ways to take part in a project: collaborations, roles, casting and creative engagements.
Search by discipline, role and domain, then look at the work, the projects and the skills behind a name. A person is more than a job title, so a card shows who they are and what they're involved in.
6 people in this example
Writer · Screenwriter
Los Angeles
Selected work
On Scripveil: The Cartographer's Debt, Lantern Tide, The Long Way Down
In Scripveil: view the full profile, contact them, or invite them to a project.
Director
New York
Selected work
On Scripveil: The Cartographer's Debt, Harbor Light
In Scripveil: view the full profile, contact them, or invite them to a project.
Storyboard Artist · Illustrator · Concept Artist
Chicago
Selected work
On Scripveil: Lantern Tide, Salt & Ink
In Scripveil: view the full profile, contact them, or invite them to a project.
Game Designer · Systems Designer
Seattle
Selected work
On Scripveil: Lantern Tide
In Scripveil: view the full profile, contact them, or invite them to a project.
Composer · Sound Designer
Lagos
Selected work
In Scripveil: view the full profile, contact them, or invite them to a project.
Costume Designer
New Orleans
Selected work
On Scripveil: Harbor Light
In Scripveil: view the full profile, contact them, or invite them to a project.
Projects are the centre of Scripveil, and a project can have a public face: what it is, which domains it involves, where it stands and who is behind it. That's what you see here, not the project's private workspace.
5 projects in this example
A harbor-town mystery about a mapmaker who redraws the coastline to hide a debt.
Maya OrtizWriterJun ParkDirector1 open opportunity in this example
In Scripveil: view the project's public page and its opportunities.
A narrative puzzle game about tides, lanterns and a village that sank.
Theo LindqvistGame DesignerMaya OrtizNarrativeInes MarkovićConcept Artist1 open opportunity in this example
In Scripveil: view the project's public page and its opportunities.
An illustrated novel following a cartographer's apprentice through a drowned city.
Ines MarkovićIllustrator1 open opportunity in this example
In Scripveil: view the project's public page and its opportunities.
A short film set over one night at a harbor lighthouse.
Jun ParkDirectorPriya NairCostume Designer2 open opportunities in this example
In Scripveil: view the project's public page and its opportunities.
A novel in progress about a family that moves house every winter.
Maya OrtizAuthorIn Scripveil: view the project's public page.
An opportunity isn't an anonymous listing. It's a need inside a real creative project: a role to fill, a collaborator to find, a part to cast. It stays connected to the project it came from. And it isn't always a job: it might be a collaboration, casting, participation or a paid creative engagement.
Project
The Cartographer's Debt
Opportunity
OpenSeeking: Storyboard Artist
Type: Collaboration
In Scripveil: apply, or view the project first.
Project
Lantern Tide
Opportunity
OpenSeeking: Composer
Type: Project participation
In Scripveil: apply, or view the project first.
Project
Salt & Ink
Opportunity
OpenSeeking: Co-writer
Type: Open collaboration
In Scripveil: apply, or view the project first.
Project
Harbor Light
Opportunity
OpenSeeking: Lead role
Type: Casting
In Scripveil: apply, or view the project first.
Whatever you start from, the path is the same shape. You find something, look closer, reach out, and, if it works, take part.
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Connect
Contact someone, apply, or send an invitation.
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Take part in a project, through its own membership.
Person
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See their identity, their work and their projects.
Contact or invite
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Project
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Opportunity
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Apply
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Project reviews
The project looks at applications and decides.
Invitation and participation
If it's a fit, an invitation may follow.
An invitation is not automatic project access. Taking part in a project always goes through that project's own membership.
A project can be discovered without its workspace being exposed. What's public is what people and projects choose to show. What's private stays behind the project's own access.
Public ecosystem
Private project workspace
People and projects aren't confined to a single kind of work. A writer can be part of a Film project, a visual artist can be part of a game, and a project can involve several domains at once, while each domain stays its own.
The Cartographer's Debt
Film + Writing
Maya OrtizWriterJun ParkDirectorLantern Tide
Game Development + Writing + Visual Arts
Maya OrtizNarrativeTheo LindqvistGame DesignerSeeking: ComposerInes MarkovićConcept ArtistSalt & Ink
Visual Arts + Writing
Ines MarkovićIllustratorHarbor Light
Film
Jun ParkDirectorPriya NairCostume DesignerSeeking: Lead roleThe Cartographer's Debt
Writing
Maya OrtizWriterFilm
Jun ParkDirectorVisual Arts
Lantern Tide
Writing
Maya OrtizNarrativeGame Development
Theo LindqvistGame DesignerSeeking: ComposerVisual Arts
Ines MarkovićConcept ArtistSalt & Ink
Writing
Visual Arts
Ines MarkovićIllustratorHarbor Light
Film
Jun ParkDirectorPriya NairCostume DesignerSeeking: Lead roleDiscover isn't just a database of people. Projects are what create the relationships between them. This is how Scripveil is designed to connect people through the work they make together.
A professional's work lives in the projects they take part in.
Projects put people alongside others they'd otherwise not meet.
Each project leads to more: other people, other work.
See a need in a project and offer to help meet it.
Projects can invite the people whose work they've seen.
Join a project's team through its own membership.
And then it begins again, from a new project.
Be discoverable, or find the people and projects you are looking for.