Workshops
---- Aubrey M. Horton's ----
Screenwriting Workshops
Location -> Bellingham, WA 98225 (north of Seattle)
There's a 4-week course and an 8-week course.
Note: This workshop series has produced numerous screenplays which have received national recognition in the top screenwriting competitions, e.g., Nicholl, Chesterfield, Austin Heart of Film, and CineStory.
A workshop participant won 1st Place in the Hollywood Symposium Screenplay Contest.
Writers have landed WGA agents and have garnered development/option deals with the major studios, e.g., Paramount Pictures and Warner Brothers.
Aubrey M. Horton is able to achieve such a high rate of success due to the fact that he only works with a select group of writers each year.
Only 8 participants are allowed in each workshop.
FYI: The MFA Method (tm) replicates the workshop system taught at UCLA film school. Writers are nurtured in small groups. When the 8-week workshop ends, the screenplays are doctored . . . and each writer is counseled as to the developed script's potential in the market.
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SW 101 -> 4 weeks -> introductory
SW 126/226 -> 8 weeks -> write a screenplay
SW 226/326 -> 8 weeks -> advanced; repeat students
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Screenwriting Workshop 101 -> 4 weeks
3 to 6 p.m. -- Saturday Afternoons
[see other Website]
This is a four-week introductory course which covers the basic nuts and bolts of screenwriting. This workshop offers participants a chance to learn proper screenplay format.
The primary focus will be on learning how to write cinematic scenes vis-a-vis professional standards. Topics covered will include: structure, dialogue, commercial storytelling, character definition, and dramatic intensity.
This private workshop will be offered in Bellingham. Anyone can take this workshop, but it's limited to 8 students. No writing sample is required. You do not have to be enrolled in college to participate.
See "Application Info" below.
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Screenwriting Workshop 126/226 -> 8 weeks
3 to 6 p.m. -- Sunday Afternoons
[see other Website]
This is an eight-week course. It will focus on the design and execution of a feature-length screenplay. The emphasis will be on the storytelling elements which Hollywood demands of its writers. The participants will be taught the "secrets of the trade."
The primary focus will be on story transfer -- i.e., on learning how to enhance the storytelling process with solid structure, dramatic pacing, and believable character development.
This course is open to new applicants and repeat students. Limited to 8 slots. A writing sample is required, but the sample does not have to be in script format. Applications are first reviewed before a writing sample is requested.
This private workshop will be offered in Bellingham. You do not have to be enrolled in college to take this course.
See "Application Info" below.
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Screenwriting Workshop 226/326 -> 8 weeks
Advanced. Professional craft. Repeat students only.
E-mail to be placed on the wait list.
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APPLICATION INFO
If you'd like to apply for a workshop, please click on "send e-mail" at the top of this page . . . or e-mail:
-> info@ScriptDoctor911.com
Remember to include your postal mailing address and your phone # in your request.
Specify -> the four-week or the eight-week course.
Note: If we consider you to be a qualified applicant, you will be sent the complete course description via the U.S. mail . . . (upon the finalization of the course schedule).
* These are private workshops. You must be at least 18 years old to apply. *
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Screenwriting Workshops
Location -> Bellingham, WA 98225 (north of Seattle)
There's a 4-week course and an 8-week course.
Note: This workshop series has produced numerous screenplays which have received national recognition in the top screenwriting competitions, e.g., Nicholl, Chesterfield, Austin Heart of Film, and CineStory.
A workshop participant won 1st Place in the Hollywood Symposium Screenplay Contest.
Writers have landed WGA agents and have garnered development/option deals with the major studios, e.g., Paramount Pictures and Warner Brothers.
Aubrey M. Horton is able to achieve such a high rate of success due to the fact that he only works with a select group of writers each year.
Only 8 participants are allowed in each workshop.
FYI: The MFA Method (tm) replicates the workshop system taught at UCLA film school. Writers are nurtured in small groups. When the 8-week workshop ends, the screenplays are doctored . . . and each writer is counseled as to the developed script's potential in the market.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
SW 101 -> 4 weeks -> introductory
SW 126/226 -> 8 weeks -> write a screenplay
SW 226/326 -> 8 weeks -> advanced; repeat students
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Screenwriting Workshop 101 -> 4 weeks
3 to 6 p.m. -- Saturday Afternoons
[see other Website]
This is a four-week introductory course which covers the basic nuts and bolts of screenwriting. This workshop offers participants a chance to learn proper screenplay format.
The primary focus will be on learning how to write cinematic scenes vis-a-vis professional standards. Topics covered will include: structure, dialogue, commercial storytelling, character definition, and dramatic intensity.
This private workshop will be offered in Bellingham. Anyone can take this workshop, but it's limited to 8 students. No writing sample is required. You do not have to be enrolled in college to participate.
See "Application Info" below.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Screenwriting Workshop 126/226 -> 8 weeks
3 to 6 p.m. -- Sunday Afternoons
[see other Website]
This is an eight-week course. It will focus on the design and execution of a feature-length screenplay. The emphasis will be on the storytelling elements which Hollywood demands of its writers. The participants will be taught the "secrets of the trade."
The primary focus will be on story transfer -- i.e., on learning how to enhance the storytelling process with solid structure, dramatic pacing, and believable character development.
This course is open to new applicants and repeat students. Limited to 8 slots. A writing sample is required, but the sample does not have to be in script format. Applications are first reviewed before a writing sample is requested.
This private workshop will be offered in Bellingham. You do not have to be enrolled in college to take this course.
See "Application Info" below.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Screenwriting Workshop 226/326 -> 8 weeks
Advanced. Professional craft. Repeat students only.
E-mail to be placed on the wait list.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
APPLICATION INFO
If you'd like to apply for a workshop, please click on "send e-mail" at the top of this page . . . or e-mail:
-> info@ScriptDoctor911.com
Remember to include your postal mailing address and your phone # in your request.
Specify -> the four-week or the eight-week course.
Note: If we consider you to be a qualified applicant, you will be sent the complete course description via the U.S. mail . . . (upon the finalization of the course schedule).
* These are private workshops. You must be at least 18 years old to apply. *
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