The Screenwriting Track
From the first spark of an idea through the process of creating produceable screenplays, this track helps screenwriters deepen their understanding of the medium and enhance their dramatic writing skills. Writers at all levels are encouraged to attend, from novices to experienced authors who are new to screenwriting, to highly experienced filmmakers who want to develop their writing skills. Students who complete the entire track receive a $150 rebate.
Year One Classes
Level I: Launch your Screenplay
Level II: Complete the Journey
Year Two Classes
Level III: From Rough to Polished (next offered in Fall, 2010).
Level IV: Fine-Tuning Your Screenplay Master Class
Level I – Launch Your Screenplay
SOLD OUT This class introduces students to the art of storytelling for the screen through lectures, discussions, writing exercises, film clips, workshops and peer critique. Get grounded in the basic elements of the craft and complete the first act of a three-act screenplay. Read more...
Level II – Complete the Journey
SOLD OUT This class focuses on creating a dynamic structure, developing characters and theme and making thoughtful, innovative dramatic choices. Students will complete a first draft of a 90- to 120-page screenplay. Read more...
Year One Classes
Level I: Launch your Screenplay
Level II: Complete the Journey
Year Two Classes
Level III: From Rough to Polished (next offered in Fall, 2010).
Level IV: Fine-Tuning Your Screenplay Master Class
Level I – Launch Your Screenplay
SOLD OUT This class introduces students to the art of storytelling for the screen through lectures, discussions, writing exercises, film clips, workshops and peer critique. Get grounded in the basic elements of the craft and complete the first act of a three-act screenplay. Read more...
Level II – Complete the Journey
SOLD OUT This class focuses on creating a dynamic structure, developing characters and theme and making thoughtful, innovative dramatic choices. Students will complete a first draft of a 90- to 120-page screenplay. Read more...















