
In this Quick Hit project, we need a LEGO Ninjago superfan with a knack for writing to do some research on past Ninjago seasons and help develop a 3-minute script.
Do you love LEGO Ninjago? Have you been an avid viewer for seasons and seasons of the show? Then this project is for you! We're running an experimental "Quick Hit" project to source a writer who just happens to be a legit LEGO Ninjago superfan.
Without giving too much away, we need you to do some research on past Ninjago seasons and, with that research, help us write a script for a short 3-minute animated video. You'll receive $250 if you're selected, but we have additional $1,250 budget for you to write the script. That'll make this $1,500 total, and we anticipate that we'll get moving right after we select you, but we'll work out a timeline with specific dates once someone is selected.
If this sounds interesting to you (or someone you know), submit a writing sample (ideally for a short-form animation project, but we'll take what you have!) as well as a short description of your LEGO Ninjago fandom. If you want, you can submit your fandom story in video form, but that's not required.
EXPOSURE: The final video will air on LEGO-owned social media channels
TARGET AUDIENCE: Fans of LEGO Ninjago (primarily children, but the show's been on air for ten years, so some of those kids are now young adults).
TONE: Lighthearted, playful, positive, and action-packed! This is a video aimed at children, so no profanity, controversial topics, or adult themes.
In order to be considered for this project, you must include the below materials in your pitch submission. For examples of effective pitches, check out this gallery.
Upon completing the Winner Affidavit and the IP Assignment, and any revisions required, the most compelling submission will get $250. A Tongal Producer will reach out to you afterwards to coordinate on the next steps, and what will be required for the development of the 3-minute script.
ASSET DELIVERY REQUIREMENTS: In order to receive the additional script payment, you must provide the final script in PDF format as well as whatever working file you used to write the script (a Word doc, Final Draft doc, etc.).