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Experience Level: Entry
Horror / Mystery YouTube Content Researcher & Video Editor
I run a growing YouTube channel focused on disturbing stories, internet mysteries, rabbit holes, unexplained events, and unsettling corners of the internet. The style is inspired by creators like Nexpo, Nick Crowley, and Farrell McGuire. Atmospheric, story-driven videos that explore strange and often disturbing real-life or internet-based mysteries.
I’m looking for someone who can become a long-term creative partner and help me with the full content creation process, from finding ideas, to researching them, and eventually turning them into finished videos.
How the collaboration works (3-step workflow)
The process is split into three stages so everything is clear and structured.
1. Finding content
Your main job at the start is to actively search for interesting stories, mysteries, and rabbit holes that could work as YouTube videos. This can come from Reddit (subreddits like r/rabbitholes, r/creepyencounters, r/confessions, r/letsnotmeet, etc.), but also from anywhere else on the internet, YouTube, TikTok, X/Twitter, forums, blogs, or even obscure archived content.
A big part of this stage is curiosity and digging deeper. For example, you might find a strange Reddit post and then explore the user’s profile to uncover a pattern or a deeper story. Or you might come across a mention of a weird TikTok or YouTube channel and then use tools like the Wayback Machine or other archives to uncover more context. Sometimes even platforms like 4chan, Telegram, or niche communities can lead to very interesting material.
The goal is not just to find “creepy posts,” but to identify stories with real narrative potential, things that make you think: “There is something deeper here worth exploring.”
2. Full video script and research package (done by you)
Once you find a story that feels worth developing, you will create a structured research document that breaks everything down clearly so I can turn it into a narration.
This should include a summary of what the story is about, who is involved if relevant, what might have happened, and how the situation develops. Include interesting details or clues, possible theories, unanswered questions, and anything that adds depth or mystery to the story.
Then collect and organize all relevant materials from the story. Screenshots, posts, images, videos, links, or anything else important, and place them in a shared folder. This helps me fully understand the story and build the final script and narration around it.
I will create the final script and the narration myself and polish it to be high quality and clear. Then I will send it to you.
3. Video editing
After I record the narration, I will send it to you. I need your help with the video editing. You can use any app you want and you should own a laptop or computer.
This includes combining the narration with the visuals you previously collected, along with any additional b-roll or supporting material needed to enhance the story. The editing style should be clean, atmospheric, and immersive using things like subtle motion, dark tones, static effects, gradients, and simple visual layering to support the narrative.
The editing is minimal. I need a smooth, cinematic flow that matches the style of channels like Nexpo or Nick Crowley where the editing enhances the story without distracting from it.
About AI use
I have no problem if you use AI in your workflow. I will also use it. The only problem is if you let it take over your creativity and skills. Use it as a tool, not as a replacement for your abilities and work.
Compensation
The channel is not monetized and I am paying for everything from my pocket. Therefore, right now the payment for a completed video is $10. The editing is minimal and should not take very long, with the focus being on the story itself.
After I monetize the channel, I intend to increase the compensation and make this a permanent position.
What I’m looking for
Ideally, you should be someone who enjoys going down internet rabbit holes, has strong research instincts, and understands what makes a story interesting for YouTube. You should also be comfortable working independently, thinking creatively, and identifying hidden narrative potential in online content.
Experience can be entry level. More important are your problem solving skills and how you think.
To apply
Please send me:
A short introduction about yourself
Your relevant experience
If you enjoy discovering strange, unsettling corners of the internet and turning them into immersive video experiences, I’d love to hear from you.
I run a growing YouTube channel focused on disturbing stories, internet mysteries, rabbit holes, unexplained events, and unsettling corners of the internet. The style is inspired by creators like Nexpo, Nick Crowley, and Farrell McGuire. Atmospheric, story-driven videos that explore strange and often disturbing real-life or internet-based mysteries.
I’m looking for someone who can become a long-term creative partner and help me with the full content creation process, from finding ideas, to researching them, and eventually turning them into finished videos.
How the collaboration works (3-step workflow)
The process is split into three stages so everything is clear and structured.
1. Finding content
Your main job at the start is to actively search for interesting stories, mysteries, and rabbit holes that could work as YouTube videos. This can come from Reddit (subreddits like r/rabbitholes, r/creepyencounters, r/confessions, r/letsnotmeet, etc.), but also from anywhere else on the internet, YouTube, TikTok, X/Twitter, forums, blogs, or even obscure archived content.
A big part of this stage is curiosity and digging deeper. For example, you might find a strange Reddit post and then explore the user’s profile to uncover a pattern or a deeper story. Or you might come across a mention of a weird TikTok or YouTube channel and then use tools like the Wayback Machine or other archives to uncover more context. Sometimes even platforms like 4chan, Telegram, or niche communities can lead to very interesting material.
The goal is not just to find “creepy posts,” but to identify stories with real narrative potential, things that make you think: “There is something deeper here worth exploring.”
2. Full video script and research package (done by you)
Once you find a story that feels worth developing, you will create a structured research document that breaks everything down clearly so I can turn it into a narration.
This should include a summary of what the story is about, who is involved if relevant, what might have happened, and how the situation develops. Include interesting details or clues, possible theories, unanswered questions, and anything that adds depth or mystery to the story.
Then collect and organize all relevant materials from the story. Screenshots, posts, images, videos, links, or anything else important, and place them in a shared folder. This helps me fully understand the story and build the final script and narration around it.
I will create the final script and the narration myself and polish it to be high quality and clear. Then I will send it to you.
3. Video editing
After I record the narration, I will send it to you. I need your help with the video editing. You can use any app you want and you should own a laptop or computer.
This includes combining the narration with the visuals you previously collected, along with any additional b-roll or supporting material needed to enhance the story. The editing style should be clean, atmospheric, and immersive using things like subtle motion, dark tones, static effects, gradients, and simple visual layering to support the narrative.
The editing is minimal. I need a smooth, cinematic flow that matches the style of channels like Nexpo or Nick Crowley where the editing enhances the story without distracting from it.
About AI use
I have no problem if you use AI in your workflow. I will also use it. The only problem is if you let it take over your creativity and skills. Use it as a tool, not as a replacement for your abilities and work.
Compensation
The channel is not monetized and I am paying for everything from my pocket. Therefore, right now the payment for a completed video is $10. The editing is minimal and should not take very long, with the focus being on the story itself.
After I monetize the channel, I intend to increase the compensation and make this a permanent position.
What I’m looking for
Ideally, you should be someone who enjoys going down internet rabbit holes, has strong research instincts, and understands what makes a story interesting for YouTube. You should also be comfortable working independently, thinking creatively, and identifying hidden narrative potential in online content.
Experience can be entry level. More important are your problem solving skills and how you think.
To apply
Please send me:
A short introduction about yourself
Your relevant experience
If you enjoy discovering strange, unsettling corners of the internet and turning them into immersive video experiences, I’d love to hear from you.
Alex Y.
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