"The DramaWiki is written in a helpful and entertaining style. I always find something new to learn."

(Anna-Katharina Maier)

"DramaWiki was made by users for users. It feels so good, to touch base in the middle of all the pondering thanks to the short but profound tips and explanations. And then you just continue writing."

(Kristina Faust)

"DramaWiki is a great and compactly-informative thing and very suitable for little snippets of dramatic and narrative wisdom when needed, which gives me the chance to grow a bit smarter every day."

(Reto Chrobeg)

"DramaWiki combines everything on a homepage a non-writer wants to know. Furthermore, it has inspired my work and helped me along."

(Jana Janicky)

"I’ve just discovered your page and I’m very impressed. I’ll be coming by quite often from now on. It’s really great!"

(Stephan Michalik)

"The DramaWiki is a digital dramaturgy-filming-technique reference work, which is unparalleled. Especially for interested laymen or expectant professionals, it is a huge pool of knowledge from which you can continue to educate as you wish. Thank you for the loving compilation of many detailed information."

(Hanna Green)

"Absoluty helpful and of great value for beginners like me."

(Reinhard Skandera)

"A work of reference I’ve been waiting for for a long time. Simple, clear, clever."

(Björn Schuermann)

"For me this is the best information source on the subject."

(Ulrich Stuehlen)

"If DramaWiki keeps growing and developing as before and may be even integrated in DramaQueen, it creates more highly professional material for the development of stories / scripts."

(U.L.)

"The answers in DramaWiki are precise and goal-oriented. Very useful!"

(Barbara Büchel)

"Simple and effective"

(Christine Bergmann)

"The DramaWiki is especially useful for beginners not very familiar with writing yet. A very helpful resource."

(Jörg Lummer)

"The DramaWiki is practically a compact storytelling manual. A great asset for every non-professional."

(Ernst Bez)

"The DramaWiki doesn’t just provide the scriptwriter with a fine selection of professional know-how but prose writers can also explore the well-presented knowledge beyond their own field of expertise. For me as a novelist it has a lot to offer: surprising, convincing, inspiring!"

(Dirk Eickenhorst)

"A useful reference book for hobbyists who are not from the industry and their terminology."

(Stefan Gugerel)

"DramaWiki is a standard reference for dramatic development in film. The content is compact, informative and very competent."

(Marc Gruss)

"A great work of reference and an instructive collection of information. It’s not hard to get lost reading it. My personal wish for the future is for more stage specific content (spoken word, musical)."

(Kay Zeisberg)

"A very valuable summary of all essential script development elements. A perfect work of reference for scriptwriters."

(Reinhard Skandera)

"Thank you for your thoroughness, the wiki is really nice..."

(Andre Weinreich)

"Great site to expand your knowledge."

(Gabe Newell)

"Using DramaQueen since 1.6, DramaWiki helps me as a layman to develop a story and recognize my own mistakes. I recently tried the" Hero's Journey "and DramaWiki has been instrumental in my success."

(Gerlinde Kenkel)

"Even though I’m already familiar with most of it, I still like to browse it once in a while. Everything in a nutshell but still all essentials are there.”

(Oliver Bottini)

"Excellent wiki, I'm looking forward to extensions and more examples."

(Hans Teterra)

"Excellent resource, ever growing"

(Thomas Williamson)

"When the DramaWiki is going to include prose specific elements it will become easier for beginning writers to access the software as some content specific aspects of various features will become more accessible."

(Stefan Rohde)

"There are constantly new or changed terms in the film industry. DramaWiki offers a quick and accessible overview."

(Udo Peters)

"A good reference guide to many crafting things an author should know about."

(Kai Hirdt)

"A very nice and compact overview over all dramatic models and characters."

(Lena Krumkamp)