<p>Hey guys,
For he question in the Brown Application that talks about getting to know the applicant better, and basically we can write anything we want, I was thinking of writing a script to a play in which I am a character. Do you think this is creative? Or perhaps cliched?</p>
<p>It's been done before. It is definitely a risk, because if you bomb, then you will probably bomb badly. But if it works, it could help you.</p>
<p>That actually sounds pretty cool...I talked about scripts and playwriting and just gave vivid descriptions of some of the performances...wish I thought to do an actual script for an essay...don't worry, I already gave my application in! =)</p>
<p>haha its cool
but i prbbly wont do the script thing. maybe sly_vt is right, maybe it is a bit overplayed? too bad all the good ideas are already taken :(</p>
<p>I don't think sly_vt was trying to say that it is overused...there are only so many creative ways you can write an essay besides, well, writing an essay. It is only obvious that a script has been done before, but it doesn't mean that it is trite. but i do agree, unless you are completely sure that you can do a great job on it, go the traditional route but use your cool writing talents!</p>