How Content Writing Is Similar to Script Writing
Krushna Mishra
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Amateur writers often confuse between Script writing and content writing as both forms have a lot in common. The basic format for both bears significant similarity and includes the following elements
Introduction
Content in any form must be attractive to readers. If you want people to read till the very end of your masterpiece, it is your responsibility to add content that keeps them glued to it. The paragraphs must narrate a kind of a tale with coherent paragraphs and a story that transits from one phase to another effortlessly.
Idea Development
Now, for anything to be transformed into a script, you must have […]
