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Not just another monthly contest. Instead of Short Stories or Poetry, it's about Scripts.
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Apr 13, 2020 at 11:49pm
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Re: OT pages?

I'm not sure what you mean by 'pages.' I do all of my writing in Word. Except for reviews that I do on WDC. And I just Copy and Paste onto the WDC.

Working in Word, I know what my Page Count is. I think that's with the Scriptwriting Programs out there too. So, however, you write your scripts you should be able to see what your Page Count is.

If you still can't do it like that, I'm not sure what the Word Count would be. But it would probably be about four thousand words. I know that novels and short stories are about five hundred to a page. And that would equal about five thousand words. But scripts are written a little differently. So, I would guess it to be about four thousand words.


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