Beat Poets/Rap Artists/Freestylers/Rhymers Needed to Help with New Script

We are looking for rap artists/poets/freestylers who can take monologues, soliloquies, dialogue, and other parts of our new script and turn them into performable pieces for open mikes, talent shows, fundraisers, installation art pieces, and other performing arts related venues, to be performed as self-contained pieces or part of a larger piece (in this case, it would be a musical that you're doing this for but we are also interested in repurposing the content for other mediums). Fluent English speakers are preferred, although if you can demonstrate English fluency with samples of your work, you will be considered. If you are interested, please tell us the name of the person who wrote "Night Funeral in Harlem," before you even say "Hi." Do not embed your answer in a sentence or else you will be disqualified. Failure to do this will lead to automatic disqualification. Please provide your answer like this: "[name] Hi Todd, _ _ _ _." Please provide samples of your work--written or recorded--and let us know why you're interested in this project. Tell us how long you've been writing poetry/rap. All candidates we are interested in will be contacted and be asked to provide a short 2-3 sentence sample of their interpretation of one of the pieces that will have to be re-written for this script. Selected candidates will be hired on a per-assignment basis and will be asked for their full name so that they can be given credit. Benefits to you for doing this work: - 5-star review to add to your portfolio - A written-review that supports the five-stars - Full credit for your work - Mentions in subsequent marketing efforts, via podcasts, newspapers, blog articles, interviews, and other collaborative ventures - Frequent updates on the evolution of this show and your work in particular Those candidates we work with will have to provide contact information so that we can keep in touch frequently. There are no interviews for this position, just demonstration of your work and its suitability for this project. Final note: You do not have to rhyme for this project. Thank you and looking forward to your proposals!