SCREENWRITING 101: AN INTRODUCTION TO WRITING FOR FILM & TV
Join screenwriter Paul Carey on this fun, relaxed, introductory course into the fundamentals of writing for film and television. Through a variety of practical exercises, discussions, brainstorming and group feedback sessions, Paul will facilitate your screenwriting development and start you on your journey of getting your film and series ideas onto the page.
WEEK 1: FINDING YOUR VOICE – June 5th
WEEK 2: STRUCTURING YOUR STORY – June 12th
WEEK 3: CREATING CHARACTERS & CONFLICT – June 19th
WEEK 4: WRITING DIALOGUE – July 3rd
WEEK 5: WRITING ACTION – July 10th
WEEK 6: INDUSTRY (AND BEYOND…) – July 17th
ABOUT THE INSTRUCTOR:
Paul Carey is an Irish, award-winning screenwriter and MA graduate of the acclaimed National Film and Television School. His TV credits include projects for Netflix, ITV, BBC and more, while his films have been screened at various festivals worldwide. His recent work includes taking part in the writer’s room for Lisa McGee’s upcoming series “How to Get to Heaven From Belfast”
Outside of his industry work, Paul has facilitated various accredited and unaccredited workshops for creative writing, filmmaking and screenwriting.
6.30pm-8.30pm
Class Cost - £100
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