DYNAMIC WRITING || VIDEO MASTER COURSE
DYNAMIC WRITING || VIDEO MASTER COURSE
COURSE:
Release Date: Available Now
Course Access: 2 Months
Course Fee: $149.99
Limited Time Pre-Launch Course Fee: $99.99
Dynamic Writing is an eight part online video master screenwriting class. Full course running time is two & a half hours. Dynamic Writing is a member of the visuals & motion class set from TheAFW and author & award winning screenwriter Max Adams. Dynamic Writing is available both as a video course and as a six week online course studying with Max Adams.
VIDEO SECTIONS COVER:
- The core elements of motion on screen & the page
- Dynamic locations vs static locations
- Differentiating between location & action and using both to augment scenes
- Using perspectives & horizons
- Avoiding dots scenes & extravenous traveling sequences
- Cutting for motion, impact, & scene compression
- Establishing & maintaining narrative dramatic tension with setting & motion
- Talking heads & how to fix them
- Filters’ impact on motion & scene tension
- Language that supports motion on the screen, on the page — and impacts readers
- And more —
YOU WILL TAKE AWAY:
- Actionable craft tools that, implemented in your own scripts, will immediately improve your existing & future feature and television scripts, creating stronger impact with and a cinematic reading experience for future readers and industry professionals considering material for option, purchase, development, attachment and production.
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Testimonials
Jennifer Mulligan
Screenwriter
Max Adams has been a keen mentor, champion and cheerleader. Her online classes have provided me with very specific and important screenwriting tools. My short script, Minerva’s War, was a 2014 Finalist at the Lady Filmmakers Film Festival in Beverly Hills as a direct result of learning and applying these techniques.
I FINALLY understand why one should use a dynamic/open location over a static location and why and how a static location is used successfully. Max Adams shares a lot of information and examples on how to use location to increase tension and action, using the right locations for your story, what is/is not a location, using language to convey action, and much more. I highly recommend this class!