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Depth In Writing – Why does it matter?

Depth In Writing – Why does it matter?

Audiences won’t want to follow your core idea and plot unless there is depth in your writing.

“Writing needs to be as rich and deep as life feels to people.” We recently discussed this topic in our Script Development and Outlining Course. Here is an insights article from writer and WriteMovies Academy subscriber Claire Heathcote where she discusses her thoughts on depth in writing after watching the Netflix comedy-thriller “Dead to Me” – see if you agree!

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Writing needs to be as rich and deep as life feels to people. Discuss.
by Claire Heathcote, WriteMovies Academy Subscriber

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Script Pitching and Promoting Course – Thursday June 27th

Script Redrafting and Proofing Course – Thursday May 30th

Have you finished writing the first draft of your script but are unsure what to do next? Our Script Redrafting and Proofing Course is here for you!

UPDATE – This course is now available on VOD, for more information please click here

 

Join us on Thursday May 30th for our Script Redrafting and Proofing Course.

In this online workshop from WriteMovies Academy, you’ll learn about the real work of screenwriting and how to nail it!

Click here to purchase tickets for our Script Redrafting and Proofing Course

Event Details:Script Redrafting and Proofing Course

  • Date: May 30th 2024
  • Time: 11am PDT, 2pm EDT, 7pm BST
  • Location: Online via Zoom
  • Cost: $30 per session or $150 for the full course

During this interactive session, our experienced screenwriting expert, WriteMovies Director Ian Kennedy, will guide you through: Reviewing and improving your first draft, Questions to ask yourself, How to nail the important first 10 pages, and How to proofread your script.

This course covers 6 lessons:

Lesson 1: The good, the bad and the ugly of first drafts!
Lesson 2: Making an even better iteration of your srcipt
Lesson 3: Ten essential Questions
Lesson 4: What every scene should do
Lesson 5: Nailing the first 10 pages
Lesson 6: Proofing

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