For writing that is creative in it’s ideas, engagement, composition, content and technique then look no further than Colins Street.
Creativity spans all aspects of the writing process and is relevant to all formats and genres of work. These are the things you will need, if you want your content to be fresh and creative:
- Creative ideas: Original content depends on the writers ability to seek new and interesting angles, even when covering well-worn subjects. Original ideas, innovative interpretation, interesting parallels and thoughtful conclusions are all crucial to audience interest.
- Creative engagement: Tying content to reader is crucial for any writing endeavour and finding the true ‘relevant’ for your audience, is key to success. Good writers employ some powerful techniques to achieve this.
- Creative content: Seeking out quality new material requires diligence and talent. It covers factual, non-fiction and creative non-fiction genres, as well as interviews, quotes, facts, images, videos and sounds from both primary and secondary sources.
- Creative compositions: Providing a range of well thought-out and original constructions, encompassing essays, reports, features, biographies, short-stories, histories, reportage, opinion pieces, discursive pieces, commentaries, instructional articles, expressive literature, social media articles, blogs, posts, newsletters, stories, speeches, experimental formats, dialogues, lists, as well as visual and sound inspired writing.
- Creative techniques: The deployment of devices such as plot, scope, theme, setting, time, placement, style, tone, character, point of view, dialogue, language, accent, opinion, thoughts, expressions, moods, observations, inferences, suppositions, empathy, emotions, humour, tension, horror, shock and much more.
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