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Wednesdays, Mar 4 - Mar 4
7:00 pm - 9:30 pm

(skipping March 25)
Genre: Screenwriting 
Semester:
  • Winter/Spring 2020
Time of Day:
Room: Zoom Room 5

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Introduction to Screenwriting: Wednesday Evenings

This course is designed as both an introduction for students who are new to screenwriting, and as continuity for those who have already started writing a screenplay and wish to further develop their scripts. No matter your level of experience, everyone will benefit from the groups’ members sharing their experiences they encounter. Class activities will include: discussing and developing story ideas, and sharing comments and suggesting solutions; an introduction to the three-act structure and the critical importance of the first 10 pages; the use of conflict to move the story forward, and creating compelling characters and character arcs. In-class screening of films is intended help students learn how to observe and articulate helpful writing techniques from great films. Those with screenwriting experience who have been working on existing story treatments, outlines, or early drafts, are invited to continue those projects, with a view towards moving closer to the completion of a well-written first draft. Screenwriting is an exciting, creative, and labor-intensive art that can be learned. Every screenplay begins with FADE IN. Let’s get started.

 

Dates:
  • March 4
No class:
  • March 25

The MuseTeacher: Matt Friedman

Prerequisite: Open to: writers of all levels of experience