Script Writing 101
Whether you’re interested in writing a feature film, half hour, or hour long television show the Script Writing 101 course will equip you with the skills to write your next script. Engage in 1-on-1 sessions with Firdosi Wharton-Ali, Professor of Screenwriting at Anaheim University. Dive deep into critical skills that will take your scripts to the next level.
Whether you’re interested in writing a feature film, half hour, or hour long television show the Script Writing 101 course will equip you with the skills to write your next script. Engage in 1-on-1 sessions with Firdosi Wharton-Ali, Professor of Screenwriting at Anaheim University. Dive deep into critical skills that will take your scripts to the next level.
Whether you’re interested in writing a feature film, half hour, or hour long television show the Script Writing 101 course will equip you with the skills to write your next script. Engage in 1-on-1 sessions with Firdosi Wharton-Ali, Professor of Screenwriting at Anaheim University. Dive deep into critical skills that will take your scripts to the next level.
Details
Get the insider knowledge and guidance you need to take your ideas to the final draft. No matter where you are in the writing process, I’ll provide you with the tools and skills to professionally execute on your ideas. These mini course are tailored to you and where you want to develop your skills. Years of real world industry knowledge and have been condensed into a compact form to teach you the critical components of writing your script. Each session will cover your choice of 1 of the following courses:
Course A: Introduction to the basic elements of screenwriting
Analysis of a film or television show from a screenwriting perspective
Generating story ideas through brainstorming and free-writing
Understanding the three-act structure
Course B: Character Development & Dialogue
Understanding character arcs and motivations
Writing compelling & complex characters
Analysis of a film or television show's character development
Writing naturalistic and effective dialogue
Use of subtext in dialogue
Analysis of a film or television show's dialogue
Course C: Scene Construction
Understanding the purpose of a scene
Writing effective and engaging scenes
Use of visual storytelling
Analysis of a film or television show's scene construction
Course D: Genre and Tone
Understanding and writing for specific genres
Balancing tone and genre expectations
Analysis of films and television shows within specific genres
Course E: Formatting and Industry Standards
Understanding proper script format
Overview of the film and television industry
How to pitch a story idea and sell a script
Understanding industry practices and standards
Understanding contracts and rights