Screenwriting Tools – Know them to Build a Great Story

Screenwriting Tools – Know them to Build a Great Story, available at Free, has an average rating of 3.8, with 79 lectures, based on 37 reviews, and has 3532 subscribers.

You will learn about Learn the industry secrets in writing a story Entirely downloadable for offline use Lucid video examples for conceptual understanding Learn the techniques to build the drama and conflict Learn in detail about your protagonist This course is ideal for individuals who are Aspiring Screenwriters or Film Students or Writing Aspirants or TV Production Students or Studio Interns or Literature Students or Corporate Managers – for telling "BRAND" stories or Anyone who is in the business of Storytelling or Bloggers – for writing effective blogs or This course is probably not for those who are looking for technical aspects of Cinematic Storytelling like operating the camera, learning editing software etc. That would be dealt in another course. It is particularly useful for Aspiring Screenwriters or Film Students or Writing Aspirants or TV Production Students or Studio Interns or Literature Students or Corporate Managers – for telling "BRAND" stories or Anyone who is in the business of Storytelling or Bloggers – for writing effective blogs or This course is probably not for those who are looking for technical aspects of Cinematic Storytelling like operating the camera, learning editing software etc. That would be dealt in another course.

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Summary

Title: Screenwriting Tools – Know them to Build a Great Story

Price: Free

Average Rating: 3.8

Number of Lectures: 79

Number of Published Lectures: 79

Number of Curriculum Items: 79

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 79

Original Price: Free

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Learn the industry secrets in writing a story
Entirely downloadable for offline use
Lucid video examples for conceptual understanding
Learn the techniques to build the drama and conflict
Learn in detail about your protagonist

Who Should Attend

Aspiring Screenwriters
Film Students
Writing Aspirants
TV Production Students
Studio Interns
Literature Students
Corporate Managers – for telling "BRAND" stories
Anyone who is in the business of Storytelling
Bloggers – for writing effective blogs
This course is probably not for those who are looking for technical aspects of Cinematic Storytelling like operating the camera, learning editing software etc. That would be dealt in another course.

Target Audiences

Aspiring Screenwriters
Film Students
Writing Aspirants
TV Production Students
Studio Interns
Literature Students
Corporate Managers – for telling "BRAND" stories
Anyone who is in the business of Storytelling
Bloggers – for writing effective blogs
This course is probably not for those who are looking for technical aspects of Cinematic Storytelling like operating the camera, learning editing software etc. That would be dealt in another course.

A music composer needs to master the musical notes and instruments before he compose for a film; without basic knowledge of colors a painter can’t paint; likewise a screenwriter or playwright should require certain tools to express his/her vision clearly. It is a difficult skill to acquire. To build scenes, sequences, acts, and the whole story is not an easy job.

So the answer to this quest is learning principles, tools that are required for screenwriting or any kind of storytelling, because screenwriting is film making on paper. The screenwriters’ job is to visualize the story on paper before making into a movie or any kind of visual grandeur.

The main objective of the course is to provide you with the industry secrets to enhance your screenwriting skills to excellence.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: Tools of Screen Writing

Lecture 1: Premise

Lecture 2: Premise – PDF 1

Lecture 3: Premise – PDF 2

Lecture 4: Premise – PDF – Exercise 1

Lecture 5: Premise – PDF – Exercise 2

Lecture 6: Premise – PDF – Exercise 3

Lecture 7: Premise – PDF – Exercise 4

Lecture 8: Premise – PDF – Exercise 5

Lecture 9: Theme

Lecture 10: Theme – PDF 1

Lecture 11: Theme – PDF 2

Lecture 12: Theme – PDF – Exercise 1

Lecture 13: Theme – PDF – Exercise 2

Lecture 14: Theme – PDF – Exercise 3

Lecture 15: Theme – PDF – Exercise 4

Lecture 16: Theme – PDF – Exercise 5

Lecture 17: Premise & Theme – PDF

Lecture 18: Irony

Lecture 19: Dramatic Irony – PDF

Lecture 20: Situational Irony – PDF

Lecture 21: Verbal Irony – PDF

Lecture 22: Irony – PDF – Exercise 1

Lecture 23: Irony – PDF – Exercise 2

Lecture 24: Irony – PDF – Exercise 3

Lecture 25: Irony – PDF – Exercise 4

Lecture 26: Irony – PDF – Exercise 5

Lecture 27: Clear Line of Action

Lecture 28: Clear Line of Action – PDF

Lecture 29: Clear Line of Action – PDF – Exercise 1

Lecture 30: Clear Line of Action – PDF – Exercise 2

Lecture 31: Clear Line of Action – PDF – Exercise 3

Lecture 32: Clear Line of Action – PDF – Exercise 4

Lecture 33: Clear Line of Action – PDF – Exercise 5

Lecture 34: Protagonist & Objective / Goal

Lecture 35: Protagonist & Objective – PDF

Lecture 36: Protagonist and Objective – PDF – Exercise 1

Lecture 37: Protagonist and Objective – PDF – Exercise 2

Lecture 38: Protagonist and Objective – PDF – Exercise 3

Lecture 39: Protagonist and Objective – PDF – Exercise 4

Lecture 40: Protagonist and Objective – PDF – Exercise 5

Lecture 41: Plausibility

Lecture 42: Plausibility -PDF

Lecture 43: Plausibility – PDF – Exercise 1

Lecture 44: Plausibility – PDF – Exercise 2

Lecture 45: Plausibility – PDF – Exercise 3

Lecture 46: Plausibility – PDF – Exercise 4

Lecture 47: Plausibility – PDF – Exercise 5

Lecture 48: Obstacles

Lecture 49: Obstacles – PDF

Lecture 50: Obstacles – PDF – Exercise 1

Lecture 51: Obstacles – PDF – Exercise 2

Lecture 52: Obstacles – PDF – Exercise 3

Lecture 53: Obstacles – PDF – Exercise 4

Lecture 54: Obstacles – PDF – Exercise 5

Lecture 55: Activity and Action

Lecture 56: Activity and Action – PDF

Lecture 57: Activity and Action – PDF – Exercise 1

Lecture 58: Activity and Action – PDF – Exercise 2

Lecture 59: Activity and Action – PDF – Exercise 3

Lecture 60: Activity and Action – PDF – Exercise 4

Lecture 61: Activity and Action – PDF – Exercise 5

Lecture 62: Conflict

Lecture 63: Conflict – PDF 1

Lecture 64: Conflict – PDF 2

Lecture 65: Conflict- PDF – Exercise 1

Lecture 66: Conflict- PDF – Exercise 2

Lecture 67: Conflict- PDF – Exercise 3

Lecture 68: Conflict- PDF – Exercise 4

Lecture 69: Conflict- PDF – Exercise 5

Lecture 70: Main Tension – Culmination – Resolution

Lecture 71: Main Tension – Culmination – Resolution – PDF

Lecture 72: Main Tension – Culmination – Resolution – PDF – Exercise 1

Lecture 73: Main Tension – Culmination – Resolution – PDF – Exercise 2

Lecture 74: Main Tension – Culmination – Resolution – PDF – Exercise 3

Lecture 75: Main Tension – Culmination – Resolution – PDF – Exercise 4

Lecture 76: Main Tension – Culmination – Resolution – PDF – Exercise 5

Chapter 3: Conclusion

Lecture 1: Conclusion

Lecture 2: Never forget – PDF

Instructors

Kamal Sucharan Burri
Filmmaker at Newlight Cinemas

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 6 votes
2 stars: 2 votes
3 stars: 5 votes
4 stars: 9 votes
5 stars: 15 votes

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