Greetings, excellent media person! If you have any questions, or if you'd like to interview a member of the Script Frenzy staff or get in touch with a local participant, just drop us a line through the Press Contact Page.
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Press Release: February 1, 2009
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In the News
"A graphic designer by day, script writer by night, Angus Woodman's interests are as varied as the characters and scenarios in his sketch comedy radio show." 4/25/09
"By participating in these kinds of projects, my students were learning to become authors – they began to see the world as a place where writing has purpose and relevance." 4/1/09
"Enter Script Frenzy, a free, web-based screenwriting event in which participants worldwide are dared to hack out 100 pages of script in 30 days, whether it be Oscar or Razzie-worthy." 4/24/09
"Script Frenzy has encouraged me to try something new that I wouldn't ordinarily have tried."." 06/25/07
“From today until June 30, Diann Tongco will be one of more than 6,000 people in a state of temporary madness as she cranks out 20,000 words for the first stage play she's ever written in her life.”." 06/11/07
"...You’d better start limbering up your fingers and cleaning the crumbs out of your keyboard tray, because June is shaping up to be an action- (or mystery- or romance- or comedy- or drama- or some clever cross-genre combination-) packed month"." 05/24/07
"Ever dreamed of writing the next great Hollywood screenplay? While not as common a goal as writing the Great American Novel, many writers have at some point thought to themselves "I should write a screenplay."." 04/18/07
"Maybe I can write about someone with
nothing to write about."." 05/31/07
Contacting Participants
You can contact local participants in your area by checking out our Municipal Liaison Contact Form to see if your area has a local volunteer chapter head. These goodly folks can help put you in touch with participants, and let you know when the next writing event in your area will take place.
If your area doesn't have an ML, you can get in touch with participants directly in several different ways. The first is by going to our Author page and searching under your city. Of the people listed, some will have chosen to leave their emails visible, and you can contact them directly via email about setting up an interview.
You can also post a message in your area's Regional Lounge on our Forums. To do so, you'll need to sign-up for the event. We ask that journalists make themselves conspicuous by putting PRESS (in all caps) somewhere in their username. This also helps with our housekeeping, as we can go in and delete these accounts at the end of the event.