Master television writing with insights on formats, terminology, and industry dynamics to kickstart your professional journey.
This course is all about diving into the world of television writing, covering everything from script structure to important industry terms. By the end, you'll be on your way to crafting professional-quality scripts and navigating the TV business.
Learn structure, terminology, and business of television writing and move toward being a professional.
Understanding formats, commercial breaks, dialogue, screenwriting software, characters, The Writers Room, and studios are among the expansive list of items needed to break into the business as a television writer. Upon completion of this course you will understand the various components associated with television writing and how to proceed toward becoming a professional television writer.
Industry Expert
Illunga Adel Television Writer
Illunga has written and/or produced on many of the most renowned sitcoms in television history. Sanford and Son, 227, Married with Children, Different World, City Guys, My Brother and Me, and Moesha are among his credits. Illunga is a member of the Writers Guild of America.
Learn how to structure television scripts for 1/2 hour, 1 hour, and TV movies
Understand television terminology
Learn how to protect your idea
5 Lectures
5 Lectures
Faith in Dreams Edutainment is an innovative production company that creates entertainment projects and resources that help shape the future. Entertainment career opportunities now more than ever expand beyond the doors of Hollywood. The growth of the industry has brought about productions that span throughout the world. Producers, agents, writers, and other key positions are all expected to understand their...
This is my first taste in learning about TV writing and I like how easy to understand the information is. I also like the straightforward way it is presented.
Nice knowledge. Since we are from India details pertains to registration, contacts of producer etc should have been of India.
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Yes, I've finished a Feature Film Writers Certificate program and want to know how it differs from Television script writing. So far a really good job of explaining.
It was informative, although Mr Adell seems to be bored.
What is being taught though is great as it gives us a perspective of how the industry's like which is an advantage when writing a script for the first time.
It is particularly interesting that he wrote Sanford and Sons. I watched it as a kid and the way Mr Adell speaks reminds me about facial expressions and the way of carrying a joke.
The course is a good match. Solid. Good pace.
It is very informative and filled with real life experience.
I found the speaker could have been more engaging ; I seem to drop off at times
There was alot of repetition and slowness in the delivery
It is a good take on screenwriting.
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