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If this is the first time you are writing a screenplay or script, don’t panic because you will find at this web site the tips you need. Screenwriting.info will provide you with the helping hand you need. There you will find info on how to polishing a plot, honing a dialogue, and learning screenplay structure, among others. On the main page of the web site there is a table of useful contents. This latter includes info on what makes a story good, script styles, shooting scripts, scripts elements, scene heading, action, character name, dialogue, parenthetical, transition, shots, inter cuts, pag...  read more
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The idea behind Myartplot (MAP) is that artists, artisans and crafters have suffered since the beginning of time from a lack of cohesion due to a deficiency in technology. MAP hopes to change that by providing a community portal where artists from around the world can exchange ideas and knowledge and publish and sell their works directly to the consumer. The site is divided into two user groups: Participants aka artists, and Shoppers. Participants can showcase, share and sell their wares and also critique, discover and buy the work of other artists. Shoppers can connect with artists, explor... read more
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Movie summaries, together with hotel brochures and marketing white papers, are probably the most boring thing in the world of writing: the formulas have been repeated so many times that by line three you can very accurately predict the rest. Fakes.net does not do much to fight it, other than write really funny movie reviews, where they ruthlessly dissect the characters, pose mean remarks about the situations, and spoil the end. The site reviews every week’s releases, and post their musings for your reading pleasure, plus they issue a naked report to let you know if there is any nudity in the... read more
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BookStove.com is a source for analysis, essays and articles on some of the most influential works of literature, written by the site’s staff and users using Triond, which in turn means that writers get royalties for their work. The content you’ll be able to find in this site is similar in depth and kind of information to those you’d be able to find in study guides like Cliff’s notes or B&N’s Spark Notes, only less methodical. Since the site gives priority to each writer’s personal views, it is a good source to find topics for an essay, although that’s basically it. The truly inte... read more
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If you love the TV series The Bronx is Burning then you should probably pay a visit to the official web page. On this site you will learn all about the eight hour miniseries. You can read about the series plot and what it’s based on and also read about what happened exactly in each of the different chapters in the episode guide. A list of the characters and which actor represented him on the series is as well posted on the site. And because this series is based on historical events you can also read the biographies of each real player that is portrayed on this show. In a section of the web p... read more
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Plotshot is a bit of a literary experiment/fun site. What it does is to generate a microfiction story (50 words aprox.), generally quite absurd, that retrieves random pictures from flickr and places those images next to the words in the story, generating a diffuse feeling that makes one think on the ways of language and the nature of signs, or have a good non-theoretical laugh. The stories are made out of a template that states who the hero is, who he meets, what they do together and how they end up. The particulars of the hero and his acquaintance, their activities and their outcome are the p... read more
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Remember back in your high school calculus class when you had to plot graphs of complicated functions on your graphing calculator? Admit it, even if you were like me and didn’t understand what exactly sin(x) even is, it was kind of cool and fun to watch each graph being generated and check out the final product. Archimy.com is essentially an online graphing function that works similarly to your calculator, except for that it offers more flexibility and ease of use in regards to specifying variables and parameters than your TI-83 might. With Archimy, you can define a graph by specifying the f... read more
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LocateTV.com is a search engine that helps you find information on TV show, movies and actors. LocateTV.com is very easy to use. You simply place the name of the TV show, movie, or actor in the search engine and find results on when and where the next episode is playing or were you can find the movie. For example if you want to see where you can watch "Family Guy" (a popular, funny cartoon), type in "Family Guy" and a list of episodes appears. The name of the episode appears, along with the date it was aired, and a brief description of the episode. Click on the episode that interests you and y... read more
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