Content
Setting, genre, and characters. At the end of this class, you’ll be able to identify the essential components of storytelling to craft engaging narratives.
Synopsis, logline, treatment, script. At the end of these classes, you’ll be able to classify the essential components of an effective logline and create the first version of your story logline. You will refine your logline throughout the course, applying the techniques discussed.
Understanding principles of story design, including plot structure, acts, and scene design; creating compelling inciting incidents. At the end of these classes, you’ll be able to describe the characteristics of a coherent story structure and reframe the inciting incident in your logline if needed.
Storytelling devices, formulas, and character tropes; creating relatable protagonists and antagonists. At the end of these classes, you’ll be able to recognize different techniques used to develop well-rounded and compelling characters. You will submit the revised version of your logline for individual feedback.
Feedback on participants’ loglines. At the end of this class, you’ll be able to apply techniques to enrich your writing in English, drawing from constructive feedback and insights gained from the production of other participants.
