Create 600 Multimedia Trivia Questions
Budget / Salary$30–250
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted1 hour ago
I’m building a family-friendly trivia game and need a complete bank of questions that feel fresh, visual and engaging for kids, teens and adults alike. Here is the structure I’m working with:
• 10 distinct categories (you can suggest themes or I can approve yours)
• Each category split into Easy, Medium and Hard
• 20 questions per difficulty level – that’s 60 per category, 600 total
Every question must flow like this:
1. A hint appears first, presented with BOTH a still image and a short silent loop (GIF or ≤10-second video).
2. The player answers.
3. The correct answer is revealed through a second asset—a punchy graphic, a different photo or a quick video clip.
Please make sure all media is either original or sourced royalty-free with clear usage rights. Keep wording concise, avoid regional jargon, and balance the difficulty so progression feels natural. I’ll need:
• A spreadsheet (or Google Sheet) listing category, difficulty, question text, correct answer, two distractors, file names for hint and reveal assets.
• A neatly organised folder containing all images and clips, named to match the sheet.
• Delivery within one month so I can slot everything straight into my game engine.
If this scope feels clear and doable, let me know any category ideas you’re excited about and your preferred workflow for approvals. I’m ready to get started right away.
• 10 distinct categories (you can suggest themes or I can approve yours)
• Each category split into Easy, Medium and Hard
• 20 questions per difficulty level – that’s 60 per category, 600 total
Every question must flow like this:
1. A hint appears first, presented with BOTH a still image and a short silent loop (GIF or ≤10-second video).
2. The player answers.
3. The correct answer is revealed through a second asset—a punchy graphic, a different photo or a quick video clip.
Please make sure all media is either original or sourced royalty-free with clear usage rights. Keep wording concise, avoid regional jargon, and balance the difficulty so progression feels natural. I’ll need:
• A spreadsheet (or Google Sheet) listing category, difficulty, question text, correct answer, two distractors, file names for hint and reveal assets.
• A neatly organised folder containing all images and clips, named to match the sheet.
• Delivery within one month so I can slot everything straight into my game engine.
If this scope feels clear and doable, let me know any category ideas you’re excited about and your preferred workflow for approvals. I’m ready to get started right away.
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