See what it’s like to develop a story in a TV Writer’s Room. This camp will take campers through the process of “breaking story” and developing an episodic series. Campers will work with expert screenwriters to learn how to collaborate with a team to build a long-form story, coming up with a concept for the show as a group, and then breaking into small teams to each write an episode. Campers will also learn about what a career in TV writing is like, how writers pitch a TV show to networks, and much more. By the end of camp, your Writers Room Team will have written a multi-episode show. At the end of camp Script to Screen Film Festival, a few campers will be chosen to “pitch” the show and share a synopsis of each episode.
Topics covered:
Storytelling basics
Screenplay formatting
Screenwriting software
Writing workshop etiquette
The difference between writing for film and TV
How to structure a TV pilot and subsequent episodes
Collaborative storytelling
How to pitch a TV show
What careers in TV writing look like
SAVE ON MULTIPLE CAMPS
2 Camps – 5% discount
3 Camps – 10% discount
4 Camps – 15% discount
Must be purchased at the same time, discount will appear in cart.
461 Sandy Creek Rd Fayetteville,
GA
30214United States+ Google Map
SAVE ON MULTIPLE CAMPS
2 Camps – 5% discount
3 Camps – 10% discount
4 Camps – 15% discount
Must be purchased at the same time, discount will appear in cart.
Questions? Check out the Summer Camps section on ourFAQ page.
The Trilith Institute 365 Fund supports all aspects of the 501(c)(3) organization.
$250 pays for a single episode of the Trilith Institute Talks podcast. $500 feeds cast and crew for one Creative Excellence Fellowship Grant film $650 provides a one-week scholarship to the Script to Screen Summer Camp $1000 covers a Dinner With… events where students talk with industry experts over dinner