$19 for an Online Screenwriting Certification Course from Industrial Scripts ($645.60 Value)
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While working at their own pace, aspiring screenwriters learn the basics of screenwriting and complete a screenplay during the course
The Deal
- $19 for an online screenwriting certification course ($645.60 value)
The course includes:
- Six core modules and 25 lessons, which take around 60 hours to complete
- A combination of theory and practical exercises
- Lessons such as The Stages of Screenwriting, Testing Ideas, Conflict, The Hero’s Journey, Developing Theme, and Character Development
- Freedom to learn at your own pace and in your time
- A completed screenplay by the end of the course, so you can write-as-you-learn
- Certificate awarded upon completion
While working at their own pace, aspiring screenwriters learn the basics of screenwriting and complete a screenplay during the course
The Deal
- $19 for an online screenwriting certification course ($645.60 value)
The course includes:
- Six core modules and 25 lessons, which take around 60 hours to complete
- A combination of theory and practical exercises
- Lessons such as The Stages of Screenwriting, Testing Ideas, Conflict, The Hero’s Journey, Developing Theme, and Character Development
- Freedom to learn at your own pace and in your time
- A completed screenplay by the end of the course, so you can write-as-you-learn
- Certificate awarded upon completion
Need To Know Info
About Industrial Scripts
With more than 1,000 verified reviews—a more reliable metric than unproven testimonials—Industrial Scripts takes its transparency seriously. Its story analysts want customers to know that they read submitted screenplays, scripts, and novels with the utmost care. What's more, their consultants have impressive credentials, having worked with giants such as Paramount Pictures and Universal. They rely on this experience during one-on-one script feedback as well as writing courses.
Students who sign up for live or online classes learn to shape their screenplays from idea to polished piece. The online offerings allow them to work at their own pace as they produce a script for film or television. They can also browse Industrial Script's archive of helpful articles and interviews, picking up tips for each stage of the creative process. Those who end up submitting their scripts for analysis might even be eligible for the company's Talent Connector service, which shares summaries of particularly promising works with agents.