Screenwriting Description

 Screenwriting Description

Do you have a great idea for a movie and want to turn it into a screenplay? Have you already started a screenplay and gotten stuck? Have you finished a screenplay but feel it needs polish? Screenwriting Workshop shows you how to accomplish all of these things and helps you market your work and get it onto the big screen.

In these fun and lively lessons, Dani Alcorn guides you on the path to success. You'll learn how to create and polish a screenplay step by step. Topics include:

  • Story Structure
  • Creating Compelling Characters
  • Using Archetypes to Flesh Out Character
  • The Hero's Journey
  • Creating Treatments that Sell
  • Developing the Perfect Beginning and Ending
  • Making Your Theme Resonate
  • Crafting Dialogue that Rings True
  • Creating Action that Packs a Punch
  • Controlling Pacing
  • Screenplay Formatting
  • Pitching a Great Idea
  • Designing the Perfect Logline
  • Online Resources for Screenwriters
  • Marketing Your Screenplay

Whether you're just getting started or you're an experienced screenwriter, Screenwriting Workshop helps you turn your dream into a reality.

Who this course is for:

·         First Time Screenwriters of Any Age

·         Screenwriters with Unfinished or Unpolished Screenplays

SCREENWRITING  COURSES

Students can expect to take some to most of the following courses:

Idea to Basic SynopsisElements of ScreenwritingThe Business of Screenwriting
Script to ScreenAdvanced Writing: CharacterPlaywriting
Scenes BuildingThe Great ScreenplaysWriting the Feature web series  Screenplay
Mater ClassReading and analysis of ScriptsWriting Film Reviews
Scene StudyWriting for TelevisionPace of the Scene
Web SeriesWriting the Feature Film ScreenplayShooting


 

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