StoryScribe.com Offers Free Screenwriting Articles and RSS Feeds

StoryScribe.com, an online webstore for writers and screenwriters, has pooled together the latest and greatest screenwriting articles to help screenwriters learn about the craft and business aspects of screenwriting. The free screenwriting articles and RSS feeds are available at http://www.storyscribe.com/freearticles.php

[ClickPress, Wed Aug 03 2005] StoryScribe.com, an online webstore for writers and screenwriters, has pooled together the latest and greatest screenwriting articles to help screenwriters learn about the craft and business aspects of screenwriting. The free screenwriting articles and RSS feeds are available at http://www.storyscribe.com/freearticles.php

Screenwriters can use StoryScribe.com’s RSS feeds to add an index of helpful screenwriting articles instantly to their favorite blog or news aggregator such as MyYahoo, MyMSN, Feedster, and Bloglines, or use an individual RSS feed to add screenwriting articles to their own blogs. Whenever StoryScribe.com adds a new screenwriting article, the RSS feeds are automatically updated and new articles appear in real-time.

Article topics include: HOW TO BREAK IN AND SUCCEED AS A SCREENWRITER; SCREENWRITING – THE VALUE OF STRUCTURE; WRITING A SCREENPLAY USING STRUCTURE; NOVEL TO SCREENPLAY: THE CHALLENGES OF ADAPTATION; ORGANIZATIONAL CULTURE AND CREATIVE BLOCKS – THE SIMILARITIES; and many others.

“Screenwriting is a competitive trade,” according to Brian Konradt, founder of FreelanceWriting.com (http://www.freelancewriting.com). “To distinguish yourself as a prize-winning writer you need to master organizational skills, take creative risks, and learn how best to present your final product.” StoryScribe.com’s free articles aim to help screenwriters become prizewinning writers and break into the difficult world of screenwriting.

To learn more about StoryScribe.com, visit us online at http://www.StoryScribe.com

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