Writing by committee doesn't have to suck
This is the room where it happens.
Story Mode’s Writers Rooms are work sessions where each participant brings a project-in-progress for group rethinking, redesigning, and “holy-cow-that-gives-me-an-even-better-idea”-ing. They’re focused, productive, helpful workshops where people get sh*t done.
Just like story-building, the art of giving and getting feedback takes practice. In the Writers Room, people get to sharpen their editing and feedback skills.
This is NOTHING like routing a document with “track changes” enabled.
A Writers Room is a constructive, face-to-face conversation where people co-create great stories, discover one another’s superpowers, and build trust as a team.
You rally your crew (the ideal group is 4 to 8 people collaborating for 2 to 3 hours) and pick the projects or problems to solve—usually pressing priorities from the immediate to-do list.
The best part: everyone walks out with a better story to keep their projects moving forward.