Scriptwriting
The goal of scriptwriting is, of course, to convey a story or message ... one written initially for the eye but one that will eventually speak to the ear of an audience. A script must be written so that the reader sees your story unfold—visually on the page and emotionally in the mind's eye. The reader must quickly be drawn into your words, whether the script is developed for a corporate employee orientation video ... or for submission for a TV sitcom. In good scriptwriting, that happens when the script reader clearly feels the flow and rhythm ... and sees the action unfold ... with each turn of the page. NWG writers understand that the key to powerful scriptwriting is communicating through a series of descriptive elements that, together, show rather than tell your story. And they are prepared to help you do it.
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