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Revision as of 21:00, 16 June 2010
Script Frenzy is a monthlong challenge to write 100 pages of scripted material in April. Run by The Office of Letters and Light, it is the sister challenge to National Novel Writing Month.
The first Script Frenzy took place in June 2007 under Program Director Kristina Malsberger [1], during which participants aimed to write 20,000 words of a screenplay or stage play. Unlike NaNoWriMo, participants were allowed to write with a partner; like NaNoWriMo, beginning with previously written works was forbidden.
The next year the event was moved to April, and Jennifer Arzt took over as program director. The format of the event was also changed: all scripts were allowed, and the goal changed from 20,000 words to 100 pages.
