This level-one beginners course is designed to start building your writing muscle and get you

comfortable with the beat blending stage of development. By the end of the 4-week course, you

will have a beat sheet for your feature or pilot script. A class will analyze the basics of screenwriting methods used in TV and film. We will

breakdown of the A-B-C-D storylines, map out the beats of both a pilot and feature script, and navigate

how to blend beats to prepare you to write your own three-act screenplay. For 

A one-on-one meeting between a writer and a script consultant, where the writer receives feedback, advice, and guidance on their script. It is a safe and confidential environment where the writer can discuss their project and receive personalized and constructive feedback on their story, characters, dialogue, pacing, structure, and overall effectiveness. The consultant can provide insights into the industry, offer suggestions for improvements, and help the writer develop their skills as a storyteller. The goal of a private script session is to help the writer create a more compelling and marketable script that will stand out to producers, agents, and executives in the film and TV industry.

An intensive one-on-one custom course between a writer and a script consultant, where the writer receives scriptwriting lessons in screenwriting basics, story, and character development, honing the writer's voice, and feedback on their script. It is a safe and confidential environment where the writer can discuss their project and receive personalized and constructive feedback on their story, characters, dialogue, pacing, structure, and overall effectiveness. 

A screenwriting basics class is an introductory course designed to teach students the fundamentals of writing a screenplay. The class typically covers the basic elements of screenwriting, such as structure, character development, dialogue, and formatting. Students learn how to create compelling characters, develop a strong story arc, and write effective scenes and dialogue that move the story forward. In addition, they also learn how to properly format a screenplay according to industry standards, as well as the importance of collaboration and revision in the writing process. Throughout the course, students are often given writing assignments and are encouraged to provide feedback on each other's work. By the end of the class, students should have a solid understanding of the key principles of screenwriting and have written a complete, polished screenplay.