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Weekend workshop for screenwriters
With the explosion of the local film industry it has never been a better time to be a screenwriter in South Africa, and if you're a storyteller with a vivid imagination whose ideas are larger than life, The Write Journey weekend workshop for screenwriters is guaranteed to turn words into big screen action in Cape Town from 28-29 September 2013.
Within the two days, budding screenwriters will understand the principles of writing for a visual medium and what it takes to be screenwriter in South Africa.
The Write Journey looks at mastering the art of plotting your story, defining and developing your premise, concept, theme and characters and taking ownership of the writing process.
This motivational and inspirational workshop explores the art of visual narrative and the fundamentals of successful storytelling. It is ideal for anyone with an idea for a story. If there is something or someone you want to write about this is your opportunity to turn thoughts into words. Ideas are transformed into concepts that will be reworked into visual narrative filled with action, description and vibrant characters.
This outcome-based workshop examines the principles of writing for film or television and explores the writing process, developing characters and mastering the art of structure.
It is a basic workshop that explores the art of storytelling and the craft of writing a universal story that reflects the uniqueness, history and culture of South Africa and Africa.
The workshop is ideal for novelists, journalist and writers who would like to master the art of adapting stories into a visual medium.
Following the workshop, the writers will be guided through the process of developing their screenplays through The Write Agency, and get their drafts shaped for the international film, television and publishing markets.
The workshop is presented by Daniel Dercksen, a local writer, playwright, movie journalist and Education, Training and Development Practitioner. As a freelance journalist for more than 30 years and a published playwright, Dercksen is a qualified ETD Practitioner (Education, Training and Development) - accredited by SAQA (The South African Qualifications Authority) - working in accordance with the principles of the Department of Education and focusing on outcomes-based education, training and development.
For more, go to www.writingstudio.co.za.
