Dominic Morgan – The Scriptfella Program
Radically Improve Your Writing In 28 Days.
Learn to Write For The Hollywood Reader
- Learn how to use language to bewitch industry readers and keep them reading.
- Discover your voice as a writer and use it to get noticed by managers and agents.
- Learn how to cure the biggest disease of amateur screenwriting: overwriting.
- Do away with dull description. Excite the reader with cinematic language, sound design, and imagery.
- Access intensive screenwriting tutorials that will help you improve the marketability and readability of all your scripts – past, present and future.
- Develop the critical skills to distinguish what you should put in the script and what you should leave out.
What You’ll Learn In The Scriptfella Program
Ground Zero – Week One
- Why You Need To Hijack The Hollywood Reader’s Brain
- Cinematic Vs Instruction Manual Writing
Cinematic Screenwriting – Week One
- The Five Visual Elements – A Belt & Braces Primer
- How To Write For The Camera
- How To Write A Cinematic Sequence Free Preview
- Assignment 1: The Shot Game
- How To Create Moving Camera Shots On The Page
- Assignment 2: Page 1 Image Bombs
- How To Use Costume & Props In Your Script
- Acting On The Page
- Optimize Your Locations
- 9 Ways To Light Up Your Screenplay
- 9 Ways To Light Up Your Screen Play – Case Study, 1917 (wilson-Cairns)
- 9 Ways To Light Up Your Screenplay – Part Three
- 9 Ways To Light Up Your Screen Play – How To Use Colour Psychology On The Page
- The Sixth Element – Sound Design
- Reader Psychology
- Assignment 3: Write Like Renato
Narrative Voice – Week Two
- Narrative Voice – The Lowdown
- Narrative Voice – The Princess Bride (goldman)
- Narrative Voice – Promising Young Woman (fennell)
- Narrative Voice – The Brigands Of Rattleborge (zahler)
- Narrative Voice – The Good Wife (king & King)
- Narrative Voice – A Cautionary Tale (morgan)
- Narrative Voice – Is Alien Really A Good Read?
- Narrative Voice – Shawshank Redemption (darabont)
- Narrative Voice – 7 Lessons
- Assignment 4 & 5 – Narrative Voice Switchup
Immersive Screenwriting – Week Two
- Sentence Constructions – Why N.v.o. Rocks
- The Clause Opening – A Major Banana Skin For Screenwriters
- The Perils Of The Passive
- Vanilla Verbs – Hunt Them Down
- Vanilla Adjectives – Search & Destroy
- Suboptimal Verbs – Is & Are
- The Present Continuous – When Should You Use It?
- We See & We Hear – Do You Want To Detach The Reader From The Characters?
- Assignment 6 – Immersive Screenwriting – Rewrite Page One Of Baby Driver
- The Close Proximity Disease
- One Shot Word Weapons
- Scene Geography – Don’t Get Stuck In The Bocage
- The Ten Diseases Of Dialogue (and Cures) – Part 1
- The Ten Diseases Of Dialogue (and Cures) – Part 2
- How To Master A Character Introduction – Six Techniques
- The Tricky Team Character Intro
- How To Name Your Characters
- Why You Need To Fight For The Inches On The Page
- Assignment 7: The Copacabana Oner
Line By Line Training – Week Three
- Elkington’s War – By Matthew Skeate
- The Witch – By Roberto Gerardo
- Killer Ratings – By Jack Carey
- Promiseland – By Doug Tucker
Optimize Your Screenplay – Week Four
- How To Hook A Reader On Page 1
- The Title Page – Just The Facts
- Page One – Page Design
- The Opening Image – Your Whole Story In One Picture
- How To Open A Movie On Page One – Narc (carnahan)
- The Final Assignment: Optimize Your Page One For The Hollywood Reader
Screenplay Library
- Learn From The Pros By Reading Produced Scripts
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