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[[http://www.scriptfrenzy.org/ Script Frenzy]] was a sister program to Creator/TheOfficeOfLettersandLight's [[UsefulNotes/NaNoWriMo National Novel Writing Month]], where the entire month of April was devoted to writing a script. You had thirty days, a hundred script pages, and a community to help you write straight through to the end.
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[[http://www.scriptfrenzy.org/ Script Frenzy]] was a sister program to Creator/TheOfficeOfLettersandLight's [[UsefulNotes/NaNoWriMo National Novel Writing Month]], run by the Office of Letters and Light,[[note]]
The organization was renamed in 2013 to National Novel Writing Month.[[/note]] where the entire month of April was devoted to writing a script. You had thirty days, a hundred script pages, and a community to help you write straight through to the end.
The organization was renamed in 2013 to National Novel Writing Month.[[/note]] where the entire month of April was devoted to writing a script. You had thirty days, a hundred script pages, and a community to help you write straight through to the end.
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* ChandlersLaw - "If all else fails, have a [[GratuitousNinja band of ninjas]] attack somebody" was humorous (but sage) advice for writers at a loss for material to further their script's page count, much like it is in Nano for wordcount.
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* ChandlersLaw - ChandlersLaw:
** "If all else fails, have a [[GratuitousNinja band of ninjas]] attack somebody" was humorous (but sage) advice for writers at a loss for material to further their script's page count, much like it is in Nano for wordcount.
** "If all else fails, have a [[GratuitousNinja band of ninjas]] attack somebody" was humorous (but sage) advice for writers at a loss for material to further their script's page count, much like it is in Nano for wordcount.
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* ConstrainedWriting
* CosmeticAward - The first and foremost prize for completing Script Frenzy was ... the mere satisfaction of completing one's script. And a golden/red pagecount meter.
* [[ItsForABook It's For A Script]] - One of the few forums you could ask how to kill someone and not get a call from the police.
* NotCheatingUnlessYouGetCaught - Actually, much like in Nano, no one really cared if you did.
* CosmeticAward - The first and foremost prize for completing Script Frenzy was ... the mere satisfaction of completing one's script. And a golden/red pagecount meter.
* [[ItsForABook It's For A Script]] - One of the few forums you could ask how to kill someone and not get a call from the police.
* NotCheatingUnlessYouGetCaught - Actually, much like in Nano, no one really cared if you did.
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*CosmeticAward - CosmeticAward: The first and foremost prize for completing Script Frenzy was ... the mere satisfaction of completing one's script. And a golden/red pagecount meter.
*[[ItsForABook ItsForABook: It's For A Script]] - Script. One of the few forums you could ask how to kill someone and not get a call from the police.
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** Actually, much like in Nano, no one really cared if you did.
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* {{Portmantitle}} - The nickname 'Screnzy'.
* RuleNumberOne - 100 pages, 30 days, any properly formatted script. Also, "have fun"
* SelfImposedChallenge - As if writing 100 pages in 30 days wasn't enough of one already, some Screnziers set a personal goal of more, though this was much less common than at UsefulNotes/{{Nanowrimo}}.
* ThereAreNoRules - Any subject matter, any scripted media.
** In 2010, one participant wrote a 4th Ed D&D Campaign.
* WritingByTheSeatOfYourPants - Like Nanowrimo: No Plot, No Problem.
* RuleNumberOne - 100 pages, 30 days, any properly formatted script. Also, "have fun"
* SelfImposedChallenge - As if writing 100 pages in 30 days wasn't enough of one already, some Screnziers set a personal goal of more, though this was much less common than at UsefulNotes/{{Nanowrimo}}.
* ThereAreNoRules - Any subject matter, any scripted media.
** In 2010, one participant wrote a 4th Ed D&D Campaign.
* WritingByTheSeatOfYourPants - Like Nanowrimo: No Plot, No Problem.
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* {{Portmantitle}} - {{Portmantitle}}: The nickname 'Screnzy'.
*RuleNumberOne - RuleNumberOne: 100 pages, 30 days, any properly formatted script. Also, "have fun"
fun."
*SelfImposedChallenge - SelfImposedChallenge: As if writing 100 pages in 30 days wasn't enough of one already, some Screnziers set a personal goal of more, though this was much less common than at UsefulNotes/{{Nanowrimo}}.
*ThereAreNoRules - ThereAreNoRules: Any subject matter, any scripted media.
**media. In 2010, one participant wrote a 4th Ed D&D Campaign.
*WritingByTheSeatOfYourPants - WritingByTheSeatOfYourPants: Like Nanowrimo: No Plot, No Problem.
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* SelfImposedChallenge - As if writing 100 pages in 30 days wasn't enough of one already, some Screnziers set a personal goal of [[UpToEleven more]], though this was much less common than at UsefulNotes/{{Nanowrimo}}.
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* SelfImposedChallenge - As if writing 100 pages in 30 days wasn't enough of one already, some Screnziers set a personal goal of [[UpToEleven more]], more, though this was much less common than at UsefulNotes/{{Nanowrimo}}.
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Unlike [=NaNoWriMo=], which is dedicated to fiction novel writing, Screnzy gave you the chance to write your script for any media. Your script could be for {{Movies}}, [[{{UsefulNotes/Television}} TV Shows]], [[{{Theater}} Stage Plays]], [[{{Radio}} Radio Plays]], {{Graphic Novel }}s, {{Webcomics}}, or anything else that requires a script.
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Unlike [=NaNoWriMo=], which is dedicated to fiction novel writing, Screnzy gave you the chance to write your script for any media. Your script could be for {{Movies}}, [[{{UsefulNotes/Television}} TV Shows]], [[{{Theater}} Stage Plays]], [[{{Radio}} Radio Plays]], {{Graphic Novel }}s, Novel}}s, {{Webcomics}}, or anything else that requires a script.
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[[http://www.scriptfrenzy.org/ Script Frenzy]] was a sister program to Creator/TheOfficeOfLettersandLight's [[UsefulNotes/NaNoWriMo National Novel Writing Month]], where the entire month of April was devadoted to writing a script. You had thirty days, a hundred script pages, and a community to help you write straight through to the end.
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[[http://www.scriptfrenzy.org/ Script Frenzy]] was a sister program to Creator/TheOfficeOfLettersandLight's [[UsefulNotes/NaNoWriMo National Novel Writing Month]], where the entire month of April was devadoted devoted to writing a script. You had thirty days, a hundred script pages, and a community to help you write straight through to the end.
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[[http://www.scriptfrenzy.org/ Script Frenzy]] was a sister program to Creator/TheOfficeOfLettersandLight's [[UsefulNotes/NaNoWriMo National Novel Writing Month]], where the entire month of April was devoted to writing a script. You had thirty days, a hundred script pages, and a community to help you write straight through to the end.
Unlike [=NaNoWriMo=], which is dedicated to fiction novel writing, Screnzy gave you the chance to write your script for any media. Your script could be for {{Movies}}, [[{{UsefulNotes/Television}} TV Shows]], [[{{Theater}} Stage Plays]], [[{{Radio}} Radio Plays]], [[GraphicNovel Graphic Novels]], {{Webcomics}}, or anything else that requires a script.
Unlike [=NaNoWriMo=], which is dedicated to fiction novel writing, Screnzy gave you the chance to write your script for any media. Your script could be for {{Movies}}, [[{{UsefulNotes/Television}} TV Shows]], [[{{Theater}} Stage Plays]], [[{{Radio}} Radio Plays]], [[GraphicNovel Graphic Novels]], {{Webcomics}}, or anything else that requires a script.
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[[http://www.scriptfrenzy.org/ Script Frenzy]] was a sister program to Creator/TheOfficeOfLettersandLight's [[UsefulNotes/NaNoWriMo National Novel Writing Month]], where the entire month of April was devoted devadoted to writing a script. You had thirty days, a hundred script pages, and a community to help you write straight through to the end.
Unlike [=NaNoWriMo=], which is dedicated to fiction novel writing, Screnzy gave you the chance to write your script for any media. Your script could be for {{Movies}}, [[{{UsefulNotes/Television}} TV Shows]], [[{{Theater}} Stage Plays]], [[{{Radio}} Radio Plays]],[[GraphicNovel Graphic Novels]], {{Graphic Novel }}s, {{Webcomics}}, or anything else that requires a script.
Unlike [=NaNoWriMo=], which is dedicated to fiction novel writing, Screnzy gave you the chance to write your script for any media. Your script could be for {{Movies}}, [[{{UsefulNotes/Television}} TV Shows]], [[{{Theater}} Stage Plays]], [[{{Radio}} Radio Plays]],
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* SelfImposedChallenge - As if writing 100 pages in 30 days wasn't enough of one already, some Screnziers set a personal goal of [[UpToEleven more]], though this was much less common than at [[NaNoWriMo Nanowrimo]].UsefulNotes/{{Nanowrimo}}.
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[[http://www.scriptfrenzy.org/ Script Frenzy]] was a sister program to TheOfficeOfLettersandLight's Creator/TheOfficeOfLettersandLight's [[UsefulNotes/NaNoWriMo National Novel Writing Month]], where the entire month of April was devoted to writing a script. You had thirty days, a hundred script pages, and a community to help you write straight through to the end.
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* ChandlersLaw - "If all else fails, have a [[InstantAwesomeJustAddNinja band of ninjas]] attack somebody" was humorous (but sage) advice for writers at a loss for material to further their script's page count, much like it is in Nano for wordcount.
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* ChandlersLaw - "If all else fails, have a [[InstantAwesomeJustAddNinja [[GratuitousNinja band of ninjas]] attack somebody" was humorous (but sage) advice for writers at a loss for material to further their script's page count, much like it is in Nano for wordcount.
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Unlike [=NaNoWriMo=], which is dedicated to fiction novel writing, Screnzy gave you the chance to write your script for any media. Your script could be for {{Movies}}, [[{{Television}} TV Shows]], [[{{Theater}} Stage Plays]], [[{{Radio}} Radio Plays]], [[GraphicNovel Graphic Novels]], {{Webcomics}}, or anything else that requires a script.
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Unlike [=NaNoWriMo=], which is dedicated to fiction novel writing, Screnzy gave you the chance to write your script for any media. Your script could be for {{Movies}}, [[{{Television}} [[{{UsefulNotes/Television}} TV Shows]], [[{{Theater}} Stage Plays]], [[{{Radio}} Radio Plays]], [[GraphicNovel Graphic Novels]], {{Webcomics}}, or anything else that requires a script.
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[[caption-width:300:30 days. 100 pages. April. Are you in?]]
[[http://www.scriptfrenzy.org/ Script Frenzy]] was a sister program to TheOfficeOfLettersandLight's [[UsefulNotes/NaNoWriMo National Novel Writing Month]], where the entire month of April was devoted to writing a script. You had thirty days, a hundred script pages, and a community to help you write straight through to the end.
Unlike [=NaNoWriMo=], which is dedicated to fiction novel writing, Screnzy gave you the chance to write your script for any media. Your script could be for {{Movies}}, [[{{Television}} TV Shows]], [[{{Theater}} Stage Plays]], [[{{Radio}} Radio Plays]], [[GraphicNovel Graphic Novels]], {{Webcomics}}, or anything else that requires a script.
Script Frenzy lasted for five years, producing 1.4 million pages worth of scripts, but was ultimately discontinued in 2012 due to steadily declining participation and donations.
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!! Examples provided:
* ChandlersLaw - "If all else fails, have a [[InstantAwesomeJustAddNinja band of ninjas]] attack somebody" was humorous (but sage) advice for writers at a loss for material to further their script's page count, much like it is in Nano for wordcount.
** or [[ShovelStrike The Traveling Shovel of Death]].
** or a [[SiegeEngines Trebuchet]].
* ConstrainedWriting
* CosmeticAward - The first and foremost prize for completing Script Frenzy was ... the mere satisfaction of completing one's script. And a golden/red pagecount meter.
* [[ItsForABook It's For A Script]] - One of the few forums you could ask how to kill someone and not get a call from the police.
* NotCheatingUnlessYouGetCaught - Actually, much like in Nano, no one really cared if you did.
** Much like in Nano, you were supposed to start a new script on April 1st, but some people continued works in progress.
** Having a character sing along to a song on a radio, or recite from a play/novel/movie.
* {{Portmantitle}} - The nickname 'Screnzy'.
* RuleNumberOne - 100 pages, 30 days, any properly formatted script. Also, "have fun"
* SelfImposedChallenge - As if writing 100 pages in 30 days wasn't enough of one already, some Screnziers set a personal goal of [[UpToEleven more]], though this was much less common than at [[NaNoWriMo Nanowrimo]].
* ThereAreNoRules - Any subject matter, any scripted media.
** In 2010, one participant wrote a 4th Ed D&D Campaign.
* WritingByTheSeatOfYourPants - Like Nanowrimo: No Plot, No Problem.
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[[caption-width:300:30 days. 100 pages. April. Are you in?]]
[[http://www.scriptfrenzy.org/ Script Frenzy]] was a sister program to TheOfficeOfLettersandLight's [[UsefulNotes/NaNoWriMo National Novel Writing Month]], where the entire month of April was devoted to writing a script. You had thirty days, a hundred script pages, and a community to help you write straight through to the end.
Unlike [=NaNoWriMo=], which is dedicated to fiction novel writing, Screnzy gave you the chance to write your script for any media. Your script could be for {{Movies}}, [[{{Television}} TV Shows]], [[{{Theater}} Stage Plays]], [[{{Radio}} Radio Plays]], [[GraphicNovel Graphic Novels]], {{Webcomics}}, or anything else that requires a script.
Script Frenzy lasted for five years, producing 1.4 million pages worth of scripts, but was ultimately discontinued in 2012 due to steadily declining participation and donations.
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!! Examples provided:
* ChandlersLaw - "If all else fails, have a [[InstantAwesomeJustAddNinja band of ninjas]] attack somebody" was humorous (but sage) advice for writers at a loss for material to further their script's page count, much like it is in Nano for wordcount.
** or [[ShovelStrike The Traveling Shovel of Death]].
** or a [[SiegeEngines Trebuchet]].
* ConstrainedWriting
* CosmeticAward - The first and foremost prize for completing Script Frenzy was ... the mere satisfaction of completing one's script. And a golden/red pagecount meter.
* [[ItsForABook It's For A Script]] - One of the few forums you could ask how to kill someone and not get a call from the police.
* NotCheatingUnlessYouGetCaught - Actually, much like in Nano, no one really cared if you did.
** Much like in Nano, you were supposed to start a new script on April 1st, but some people continued works in progress.
** Having a character sing along to a song on a radio, or recite from a play/novel/movie.
* {{Portmantitle}} - The nickname 'Screnzy'.
* RuleNumberOne - 100 pages, 30 days, any properly formatted script. Also, "have fun"
* SelfImposedChallenge - As if writing 100 pages in 30 days wasn't enough of one already, some Screnziers set a personal goal of [[UpToEleven more]], though this was much less common than at [[NaNoWriMo Nanowrimo]].
* ThereAreNoRules - Any subject matter, any scripted media.
** In 2010, one participant wrote a 4th Ed D&D Campaign.
* WritingByTheSeatOfYourPants - Like Nanowrimo: No Plot, No Problem.
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