Screenwriting Workshop: Features I

 

Online Workshop

Do you have a great idea for a feature film? Many have great ideas; only few craft them into screenplays. In this workshop, learn screenwriting fundamentals as you develop an original feature film idea. You’ll create a pitch, logline, treatment, outline, and first act. While no previous screenwriting experience is required, please come prepared with ideas for a feature film. Having completed a college-level English course is also recommended.

Take either as a standalone course or continue on with Feature Screenwriting II.

Register by February 8, 2022
 

What you'll need | Instructor | Session info (click here or see sidebar)

Snapshot

This workshop combines scheduled real-time virtual class meetings via Zoom, asynchronous material, and independent work.

• Number of weeks: 10
• Number of meetings per week: one 3-hour meeting
• Session dates: 2/15/22–4/19/22
• Meeting schedule: Tu: 7 pm–10 pm CT
• Tuition: $650

What you'll need at home

Devices:

• Computer with

  • Wi-Fi
  • Web cam
  • Microphone

Software / Apps

• Zoom (free virtual conferencing app)

• Screenwriting software. Some suggestions:

  • Writer Duet (free)
  • Celtx
  • Final Draft

Instructor: Carmen Brie

Named a 2021 Film Independent Episodic Lab Fellow, Carmen Brie is a screenwriter and published author from South Carolina. She received her MFA in Screenwriting from the University of Texas at Austin. Her pilot, Renaissance Girls, was a finalist in the Humanitas College Drama Fellowship competition, winner of the UT Foshko Screenplay Award, and is currently in the second round for Sundance Episodic Labs. Her feature, The Dark Lady, placed in the Austin Film Festival and the Screencraft Features competition. Carmen specializes in dramas about complicated, and often murderous, women.