Description
Think in Pictures: Screenwriting Workshops for Filmmakers
🗓 Date: 4 May | 🕖 Time: 7pm–9pm | 💷 Price: £30 |
About the Course
Great screenwriting starts with visual thinking. In this three-hour workshop, you’ll learn how to write for the screen through clear, visual storytelling and cinematic structure — from dynamic scene construction to emotional beats that move the audience.
You’ll explore how to break down scenes into shots and moments, how to show rather than tell, and how to use rhythm and pacing to create visual impact. We’ll look at examples from film and television to understand what makes a scene feel alive, cinematic, and emotionally charged.
Whether you’re writing short films, features, or web series, this session will help you craft screen-ready stories that engage directors, actors, and audiences alike.
What You’ll Learn
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How to write visually and think like a filmmaker
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Scene and beat structure for screenwriting
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Techniques for pacing, rhythm, and tension
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How to show emotion through action, not exposition
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Practical exercises and examples from the included PDF workbook
Who It’s For
Perfect for screenwriters, filmmakers, and writers transitioning from prose to screen, looking to master the language of visual storytelling.
Additional Information
Please note: Minimum numbers are required to run this course. Bookings are non-refundable.
