These links show how synopses are written, how plays are described for set and casting requirements, and offer samples of scripts to illustrate the published format. Charles Dickens' celebrated tale is set amid modern technology. A former slave talks about the joys and sorrow in her life. An Encounter with an Interviewer Mark Twain is interviewed by a young newswoman, who is apparently unfamiliar with his unique wry humor in answering her predictable questions. A homeless street preacher refuses the donation from a lottery winner.
Lottery winners offer money to a retired couple.
Miracle on 34th Street A department store Santa Claus is put on trial for lunacy because he believes himself to be the real thing. Miracle on 34th Street - Sample A sample of my script, as published by Eldridge Publishing Company. A dating couple is thwarted from breaking up by a man and woman who claim to be writing and directing the scene for them. The Facts Concerning the Recent Carnival of Crime in Connecticut Mark Twain battles his conscience. A town's reputation for honesty is ultimately tested when a mysterious bag of gold appears with vague instructions to locate the rightful owner.