Take your outline and write your feature draft.
Over eight weeks, you’ll write a full draft of your feature with a small group of writers. The group is capped at 5, so there’s time for everyone. Each week, every writer brings new pages, and we table read every page as a group. You’ll hear your script out loud, then get feedback from me and the group.
This class is for writers who finished Level One or who already have an outline and a clear sense of where their story is going.
How it works
Before class starts: Plan your draft. You’ll fill out a 20 Key Scenes sheet, with one scene idea for each beat of your outline, and map out your eight weeks so you start with a clear plan of attack.
Weeks 1 to 8: Write and read. Each week you bring about one sequence of pages. You can write in order, start to finish, or work out of order from your 20 key scenes. Either way, the weekly goal is about the same.
What’s included
Weekly table reads of all your pages, with notes from me and the group
Video lessons on scene structure, beats and actions, connecting your scenes, and getting to the finish line
Worksheets to keep you organized: a weekly scene plan, a 20 scene tracker to check off as you go (with small rewards you set for yourself), and a rewrite plan for after the class
Weekly check-ins where writers share their scene count with the group, so everyone keeps moving
NEXT GROUP: January 17th-March 14th, 3:00-6:00pm PT
Take your outline and write your feature draft.
Over eight weeks, you’ll write a full draft of your feature with a small group of writers. The group is capped at 5, so there’s time for everyone. Each week, every writer brings new pages, and we table read every page as a group. You’ll hear your script out loud, then get feedback from me and the group.
This class is for writers who finished Level One or who already have an outline and a clear sense of where their story is going.
How it works
Before class starts: Plan your draft. You’ll fill out a 20 Key Scenes sheet, with one scene idea for each beat of your outline, and map out your eight weeks so you start with a clear plan of attack.
Weeks 1 to 8: Write and read. Each week you bring about one sequence of pages. You can write in order, start to finish, or work out of order from your 20 key scenes. Either way, the weekly goal is about the same.
What’s included
Weekly table reads of all your pages, with notes from me and the group
Video lessons on scene structure, beats and actions, connecting your scenes, and getting to the finish line
Worksheets to keep you organized: a weekly scene plan, a 20 scene tracker to check off as you go (with small rewards you set for yourself), and a rewrite plan for after the class
Weekly check-ins where writers share their scene count with the group, so everyone keeps moving
NEXT GROUP: January 17th-March 14th, 3:00-6:00pm PT