Writing Songs Or Writing Plays?

Writing Songs Or Writing Plays?When you're in the mood to write songs, you have two options, one is to create a song, the other is to write a play. Which would you choose?The first option, which is writing a song, is quite easy. You can write a song about anything that comes to mind. So if you're thinking of writing a song about your favorite restaurant, then you can choose to write about your favorite place. If you like sports, then write about your favorite team, if you love to travel, write about your favourite destination, or about a place that you've been in before and loved it.The second option, writing a play, is a little bit harder. In fact, I think a lot of people think that writing a play is easier than writing a song. But you do not have a script, the first draft is not always what it should be, and you will have to work up a plot in order to make the first draft work, especially if the topic is something that is already well-known.When you're writing a play, the first thi ng you need to do is brainstorm, take some time to think about what topics you could write about. How do you want to tell this story? What could be the most interesting things that could happen in this story?After you have your ideas, you can either submit these ideas to the company that develops plays or you can decide to write it yourself. Of course, this means that you won't be able to see the finished product, so in that case, you'll have to do your homework. Take some time to research, read plays, get ideas from friends, and try to find interesting things that are already out there.Once you have your play planned out, the only thing left to do is to market it. A good idea would be to hire a ghostwriter to help you with this, but I have found that the best way to market your play is by word of mouth.Ask around to your friends and family and see if they can give you their advice about whether you should use a ghostwriter or not, or if they know someone who does. Of course, you sh ould never listen to advice from a stranger as it may not be sound advice.When you're ready to start writing, choose a topic that you know a lot about, that you enjoy, and that has no shortage of great songs written about it. Once you have your topic decided, you'll be able to put together a rough draft of your play and start promoting it. This takes time, but once you've done a few, you'll find that it's quite rewarding.