ABOUT THIS EVENT
Event Category
Arts & DIY
Event Overview
Do you have a great idea for a film and want to see it come to life on screen?
This class will help you mold your idea into a sharp and solid story that will engage audiences and then show you how to write it in a properly formatted professional looking screenplay.
We will discuss story structure and character building and standard tricks of the trade for getting through tough scenes, dialog and writers block. These tips will help you with any writing not just your class project. Most importantly we will discuss how to write a script that you can actually produce into a film given your experience and resources.
Part of the class will be open for Q&A on your specific project. You may come with a story in mind, a complete script or just a concept and this class will help you move your story to the next level.
What to Bring
No materials necessary unless you want to bring paper and pen to take notes, or a computer with celtx (celtx.com) or Final Draft screenwriting software.
Minimum age
All ages welcome
What's Provided
handouts
Cancellation PolicyLocation
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MORE ABOUT YOUR HOST
Alaric's short films have screened at festivals all over the world. He has taught screenwriting to children ages 6-adult at summer camps, communities and Universities. The primary books of reference for his writing classes are:
The Screenplay, by Syd Field
Save the Cat, by Blake Snyder
The Art of Dramatic Writing by Egri and Miller
The Writers Journey by Christopher Volger
and the work of Joseph Campbell