Write A Movie In 14 Days: Fast Easy Screenwriting
Published 8/2022
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 398.06 MB | Duration: 0h 39m
Published 8/2022
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 398.06 MB | Duration: 0h 39m
WRITE A MOVIE IN 14 DAYS: Fast Easy Screenwriting for Screenplay, Storytelling, and Film Success
What you'll learn
Write a screenplay from beginning to the end
Learn screenplay and movie structure
Have accountability and make your deadlines
Learn how to Inspire inspiration
Learn from incredibly successful films
Study heroes and villains of films from the past 50 years
Learn how to plot scenes
Learn screenplay and movie structure
Requirements
No previous screenwriting expereince necessarty. Every day, you will work on what's needed and finish a screenplay in 14 days.
If you're new to screenwriting or have several screenplays written and need new storytelling inspiration, you will learn awesome movie writing tips.
Description
This screenwriting class will teach how to write a screenplay in 14 days. In this film class, Jordan Imiola, a produced screenwriter who has sold several scripts and has produced movies, will teach you how to write a movie script in 2 weeks. From outlining your movie, injecting inspiration, plotting scenes, and developing characters, to writing daily pages. This course breaks down everything needed to write a great movie in a short amount of time.If you're new to scriptwriting or an experienced screenwriter, this class will go through the storytelling steps needed to write your movie script. This screenwriting class also uses examples from "Happy Gilmore," "Bridesmaids," Wonder Woman," "The Hangover," "Jaws," & many successful films. And teaches you what to focus on each day.Jordan Imiola is a prolific screenwriter with over 25 produced credits, and he's written dozens of feature film screenplays. Some companies he's worked for include Fox, Disney, Untitled Entertainment, Marvista Entertainment, and Funny Buffalo Films. He's sold and optioned several screenplays and always meets his deadlines. He also created and co-hosts "The Deadline Junkies Screenwriting Podcast," where he and his two funny friends interview TV Writers, Showrunners, and Successful Screenwriters. Every day for 14 days, work on your screenplay. After each lesson, write down ideas for your screenplay and work on your script every day.This course breaks down everything needed to write a movie in a short amount of time. By the end of it, you will have a finished screenplay. You will:Write a screenplay from beginning to the endLearn screenplay and movie structureStudy heroes of film from the past 50 yearsLearn how to Inspire inspirationLearn how to plot scenesLearn how to develop charactersLearn from incredibly successful filmsHave accountability and make your deadlines
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Introduction
Section 2: Screenwriting Terminology
Lecture 2 Screenwriting Terminology
Section 3: Day 1 - Inspiration Day
Lecture 3 Day 1 - Inspiration Day
Lecture 4 Screenwriting Tips
Section 4: Day 2 - Outline Day
Lecture 5 Outline Day
Section 5: Day 3 - Character Day
Lecture 6 Character Day
Lecture 7 Character Questionnaire
Section 6: Day 4 - Set It Up
Lecture 8 Day 4
Section 7: Day 5 - Inciting Incident and Hero's Hesitation
Lecture 9 Day 5
Section 8: Day 6 - Finish Act 1 and Start Act 2
Lecture 10 Day 6
Section 9: Day 7 - Embrace Change and Explode the Entertainment
Lecture 11 Day 7
Section 10: Day 8 - Write Up to the Midpoint
Lecture 12 Day 8
Section 11: Day 9 - Rise of the Antagonist
Lecture 13 Day 9
Section 12: Day 10 - Write Up to your All is Lost
Lecture 14 Day 10
Section 13: Day 11 - The Comeback
Lecture 15 Day 11
Section 14: Day 12 - The Big Event
Lecture 16 Day 12
Section 15: Day 13 - Wrap It Up
Lecture 17 Day 13
Section 16: Day 14 - Celebrate Your Accomplishments
Lecture 18 Day 14
This screenwriting course is for beginner screenwriters, experienced screenwriters, and those want to sharpen their screenwriting skills and learn how to write a movie in 14 days.