screen writer for short film about predatory lending and Australian farmers

I am looking for a screenwriter to ghostwrite a script for me on the above-mentioned topic. Recently the Government has released a damning report on Australian banks’ treatment of rural businesses, alleging their uncompromising approach to lending is driving some farmers to suicide. The shocking allegations, based on the first-hand accounts of farmers, and published just a week after the government announced a royal commission into banks’ misconduct, painted the picture of a system that was rigged against farmers. A recurring theme was the late repayment of loans as a result of droughts or other natural factors out of the farmers’ control. In case after case, banks were presented as uncompromising and callous towards their customers, insisting that they repay their loans on time regardless of circumstance, and when they didn’t, calling in receivers to manage the sale of the farm and removing them from the properties. Some farmers had been there for generations. “Many farmers who spoke to the committee were often distressed, agitated and spoke of the trauma that their experiences with banks and in particular, receivers, had caused their families.” I would like to write a script to produce a short 15 minuite film to raise awareness on the topic above. The film is called "Four Generations for Nothing". I have written books on this topic my last book was called Get a second opinion before you sign.