Sunday, January 12, 2014

One Act Play Project

Please work on your play project in the lab. If you need help with tips about how to write dialogue, the proper format for a play script, building or developing characters through characterization, or plotting, you may log on to eLearning and check out Module 3. There are plenty of resources for you to use if you get stuck, from finding the motivation to write, to completing a script project.

You may use your workshop groups to help you, and, of course, I will be here too.

Get writing!

HOMEWORK: None.
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