A guided path from idea to finished first draft — weekly live classes, worksheets, videos, table reads with extensive feedback on your pages, and a community of writers walking the same road with you.
Writing a feature film is more than learning structure. It's becoming the kind of writer who can stay with an idea long enough to navigate through the parts that feel messy, the scenes that aren't working yet, the moments you'd normally quit and start something new instead. It’s also about finding the right amount of support to help you build the momentum and staying power to bring your idea to life. Over twelve weeks, you and a concentrated group of fellow writers (8-10 max per cohort) will develop and write a loose “zero” draft, then turn it into a full first draft of your screenplay — scene by scene, week by week, with your pages read and discussed in class along the way, structure to lean on, and all of it designed for you to find your voice and the meaning within your story.
A guided path from idea to finished first draft — weekly live classes, worksheets, videos, table reads with extensive feedback on your pages, and a community of writers walking the same road with you.
Writing a feature film is more than learning structure. It's becoming the kind of writer who can stay with an idea long enough to navigate through the parts that feel messy, the scenes that aren't working yet, the moments you'd normally quit and start something new instead. It’s also about finding the right amount of support to help you build the momentum and staying power to bring your idea to life. Over twelve weeks, you and a concentrated group of fellow writers (8-10 max per cohort) will develop and write a loose “zero” draft, then turn it into a full first draft of your screenplay — scene by scene, week by week, with your pages read and discussed in class along the way, structure to lean on, and all of it designed for you to find your voice and the meaning within your story.