The New York Times recently ran an article about writers and the software they use. The most shocking aspect of the piece? One writer admitted to using Dramatica. GASP!!
Entries Tagged with 'writing tools'
Another Look at Software for Screenwriting
June 13th, 2007 · 6 Comments
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Write the Old-School Way
December 16th, 2006 · No Comments
Do you sometimes feel more inspired to write with just pen and paper? If so, then these pre-formatted screenwriting pages might be just the thing for you. As the site says:
You can handwrite the first draft of your screenplay on these widely-accepted fromat templates for screenplays or teleplays.
The perfect solution for jotting down brainstorms [...]
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the proper way to use Dramatica to write a story
August 4th, 2006 · No Comments
For the longest time, I have always been the type of writer who likes everything spelled out in advance - mostly with the help of Dramatica. But lately I’ve been reconsidering this approach.
Filed under: Story Theory
mindmapping dramatica
October 6th, 2005 · No Comments
Just a quick little update on what I’m working on - I’m currently taking all the notes I posted over the summer about Problem Solving and Justification and turning them into a mindmap.
I’m using a program called MindManager to do this. It’s a terrific brainstorming/planning tool that I use each and every single day. [...]
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