Good Morning Readers!
Here's something I got in the mail- email - that can help in your script writing. In doing critiques for scripts with -- in drama, thriller, comedy-- I've noted that the character's relationships are weak. I've written pages of how to make them strong ad complex. If you have time and money check out the falling online webinar by David Freedman. He'll tell you much of what I say in critique and teach you even more. So check it out.
Relationships
are a key component of almost every script.
Let world-renowned screenwriter,
David Freeman teach
you the skills you need to achieve complex relationships
in
your script.
You may envision complex
relationships between the
friends, family members, and lovers in your script.
But
is that complexity really shining through?
Don't miss this opportunity to study numerous specific
techniques
from David Freeman that make the relationships
between your characters
interesting. Whether they involve
romance or not -- make your character
interactions be one
of the most unforgettable aspects of your script. Make the
audience believe that two people are destined to become
lovers or friends.
Simply having an "attraction" between two
people is probably the weakest way to
start a romance.
There are MANY better techniques which you'll learn in this
webinar. You'll learn techniques for making the audience
QUICKLY believe that
two people are old friends or members
of the same family. These techniques
involve deftly creating
credible, complex
relationships.
What you'll learn:
- Tools to create compelling
relationships while still retaining
- your voice as a writer.
- How to write layered, tangible
characters.
- Ways to make your scripts compete at
the highest level.
This class is open to TV writers and movie
writers of all levels
at any and all stages of development of their idea. If you
want
to create gripping character relationships with a world class
instructor,
you'll love this
webinar.
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David Freeman
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David Freeman is a
screenwriter, and internationally sought screenwriting teacher.
A
long-standing member of the Writers Guild of America,
he has sold and optioned
scripts and ideas to Sony
Pictures, Columbia Pictures, Paramount Pictures,
MGM,
and other major film and television companies.
He works half time for News Corp
developing
television dramas.
He has taught screenwriting and script
development
not just to writers around the world, but at Pixar,
Disney, to many
executives of the BBC, at various
film studios in China, and to many other film
and
television companies around the world.
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