DYNAMIC WRITING || VIDEO MASTER COURSE || AVAILABLE NOW!
DYNAMIC WRITING || VIDEO MASTER COURSE
COURSE:
Release Date: Available Now!
Course Access: 2 MonthsCourse 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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Ratings and Reviews
Bridget Bell McMahon
Dynamic Writing showed me the "Wakanda" of what my script's visuals COULD be. Using concrete examples, the course curriculum provides a thorough blueprint to elevate dynamic writing and banish static scenes. If you have not taken a Max Adams class, run, do not walk!
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H Raven Rose
Mad D. Adams is gifted in transmitting unique screenplay development and screenwriting how-to concepts that every screenwriter and writer should know, whatever their genre or medium. Per Max, verified by myself, Dynamic and Visual Writing teaches visuals and motion creation to better the film or pilot script read for readers. If they can see a movie, they can buy a "the movie." Highly recommended.
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About Max Adams
MAX ADAMS is an author and award winning screenwriter. She has written for Columbia Pictures, Sony Pictures, Tri-Star Pictures, Hollywood Pictures, Touchstone Pictures, Walt Disney Studios, Universal Pictures — and a couple others to remain unnamed because no one around here wants to get black listed.
Max is a former volunteer AFI Alumni reader and WGAw online mentor, former Nicholl reader and judge, has appeared as a speaker at, among other places, AMPAS, USC, and Film Arts Foundation, is an Adjunct Assistant Professor at University of Utah and a former lecturer & instructor at New York Film Academy, is the author of The Screenwriter’s Survival Guide AND The New Screenwriter’s Survival Guide, is the founder of two international online screenwriting workshops — and TheAFW — and has the dubious distinction of having been dubbed “Red Hot Adams” by Daily Variety for selling three pitches over a holiday weekend — which made her agents cry.
[In a good way.]
She answers now to both “Max” and “Red Hot” in crowds and dog parks.
Max has been writing, selling, mentoring, and teaching for two decades. Four or her workshoppers have won Nicholl Fellowships from the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts & Sciences. Many of her students and workshoppers have gone on to option, sell, publish, and produce work.
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!