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Script Writing Certificate Course

Script Writing Course Overview:

The Certificate in Scriptwriting course allows students to realise and reach their full creative potential in script-writing. For any budding script-writers out there, this course is the key step needed to provide you with the confidence, experience and ability needed to become the next ‘big thing’ in script writing. The course allows students to produce a portfolio of the work which is must for anyone seriously wishing to pursue a career in the area.

Learn to summarise the main story line, prepare the layout of a script, adapt shooting parts of script, prepare a storyboard, and acquire range of writing skills appropriate to this form of communication.

Scriptwriting Course Objectives

• Enables students to build their confidence in their ideas and written ability.
• Covers all the key areas needed to become a successful script-writer; from developing characters, laying out a story-board, creating appropriate atmosphere to learning how to present finished work professionally.
• Allows students to develop their ideas from draft to storyboard
• Aids students in producing a wide range of scripts demonstrating their versatility
• Students will develop their powers of observation and their powers of visualisation while writing.

Upon graduation from the course students will be well equipped to communicate ideas in visual and written form. Whether you seek to write big Hollywood movies or radio-plays, this course will provide you with all the expertise necessary to follow your dream.

Scriptwriting Course Modules:

1. Draft/Treatment
2. Script/Screenplay
3. Shooting Script
4. Storyboard Layout
5. Writing Skills

Awards:

Scriptwriting; Level 5 - FETAC Component Award

Progression: A wide range of career options are open for scriptwriters to work on TV, Radio or on stage for play and theatre productions, careers in as floor managers or as a director.

Course Cost & Duration: The duration of the course is 10 weeks and is held in Dublin city centre once a week. The cost is 950 Euro including assessment fees.

Booking
The Presentation & Performance SKills course fees are payable in advance. Please note places are limited and tend to book quickly. To book, simply log on to the Book a Course part of CMI’s website and submit your details by the deadline date.

Scheduled Dates 2010/2011
Start: Tuesday 5 October 2010, 18.30 - 20.30, 10wks. Every TUES evening
Assignments deadline: January 2011 Course end: Jan 2010

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