I create long-form YouTube documentaries that dive deep into the business world, and I need reliable research support to keep production moving smoothly. Your role is to find, verify, and organise all the background material that turns a big idea into a cohesive hour-long story. What you’ll actually do • Locate primary and secondary sources—news archives, annual reports, interviews, academic papers—on the chosen company or economic theme • Fact-check every claim, date, figure or quote and provide citations I can place on screen or in the video description • Build a clear outline that flows like a narrative (hook, conflict, resolution, key takeaways) so the writing phase is straightforward • Supply a concise source list (links or PDFs) and a short summary of any paywalled material I typically work on one documentary at a time, averaging 8,000–10,000 words of script, so I’m looking for someone comfortable assembling research packs of similar scope. If you’ve handled corporate, startup or economic subjects before and you enjoy turning raw data into engaging story beats, let’s talk.