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E-script's online courses and workshops in screenwriting and television writing are offered in five and ten-week terms, and you choose your own Monday start date. Or if you simply want one-time feedback, check out our script consulting service.
E-script's online E-course is a great training ground for beginning screenwriters, and a good place for more experienced screenwriters to polish their skills. Each week, registrants receive an online tutorial from professional script consultant and screenwriting teacher David O'Leary on a specific craft subject as well as a related exercise. You return assignments by e-mail, and receive feedback from the instructor in the same way. David will also be glad to respond to general questions and comments at any time.
Your course is highly individualized; Dvaid works one-on-one with you, and, unlike some other online courses, we don't ask you to provide feedback to other students. At the end of the course you also have the option of "meeting" with David in the E-script chatroom, accessible via any web-browser. As the course is conducted largely by e-mail, you may work at your own convenience. Exercises can be done on their own, or applied to a script you want to begin or are already working on. Registrants in E-script E-courses receive a 10% discount on a subsequent E-script workshop. (See What's the difference between a course and a workshop?) Fees: Five week course: $175.00 (U.S.) / Ten week course: $295.00 (U.S.) The ten week course may be paid for in two installments; see enrollment page for details.
Screenwriting Workshop The E-script Workshop is for screenwriters who want to work on a new screenplay, or on a draft of a work-in-progress, with ongoing professional guidance. You have a choice of mentors: professional script consultants Olga Humphrey or David O'Leary, or veteran film and TV writer Mike Snyder. Send script material to your workshop leader by e-mail as often as you like; once weekly, you'll receive feedback intended to help you in revision and to encourage your ongoing work. Your mentor will also be glad to respond to general questions and comments at any time.
Your workshop is highly individualized; your mentor works one-on-one with you, and, unlike some other online workshops, we don't ask you to provide feedback to other registrants. At the end of the course you also have the option of "meeting" with the workshop leader in the E-script chatroom, accessible via any web-browser.
As the workshop is conducted largely by e-mail, you may work at your own convenience. Writers who have been through an E-script E-course receive a 10% discount. (See What's the difference between a course and a workshop?) Fees: Five week workshop:
$175.00 (U.S.) / Ten week workshop: $295.00 (U.S.). The ten week workshop may be paid for in two installments;
see enrollment page for details.
Work on a spec script for an existing series, or on your own original pilot. Comedy writer and "That '70s show" alumnus Alan Dybner will provide weekly feedback and guidance intended to help you complete and polish your script, then advise on how to use it as your calling card to the industry.
Your workshop is highly individualized; Alan works one-on-one with you, and, unlike some other online workshops, we don't ask you to provide feedback to other registrants. At the end of the course you also have the option of "meeting" with Alan in the E-script chatroom, accessible via any web-browser.
As the workshop is conducted largely by e-mail, you may work at your own convenience. Writers who have been through an E-script E-course receive a 10% discount. (See What's the difference between a course and a workshop?) Fees: Five week workshop:$175.00 (U.S.) / Ten week workshop: $295.00 (U.S.). The ten week workshop may be paid for in two installments;
see enrollment page for details.
To make your way as a writer of hour episodic television (action-adventure, drama, dramedy) you need a great spec script. In this workshop, you work on an episode for an existing series, and receive weekly feedback and guidance from veteran TV and film writer and producer Mike Snyder. Once your script is finished and polished, Mike will advise on how to use it as your calling card to the industry.
Your workshop is highly individualized; Mike works one-on-one with you, and, unlike some other online workshops, we don't ask you to provide feedback to other registrants. At the end of the course you also have the option of "meeting" with Mike in the E-script chatroom, accessible via any web-browser. As the workshop is conducted largely by e-mail, you may work at your own convenience. Writers who have been through an E-script E-course receive a 10% discount. (See What's the difference between a course and a workshop?) Fees: Five week workshop:
$175.00 (U.S.) / Ten week workshop: $295.00 (U.S.). The ten week workshop may be paid for in two installments;
see enrollment page for details.
E-script's Script Consulting service Can't spare the time for a course or workshop, but still want professional feedback on and help with your screenplay or television script? Then try our script consulting service.
Screenplays: Professional script consultants Olga Humphrey or David O'Leary will read your screenplay, provide a detailed set of notes, and follow-up via phone, skype, or E-script's easy to use chat room. The one-time fee is $200.00 (U.S.), payable by check, money order, Mastercard or VISA.
Television: For Hour Episodic scripts (ie., action-adventure, drama, dramedy) and Movies-for-Television, our consultant is
veteran writer-producer Mike Snyder; for sit-coms, comedy writer (and "That '70s show" alumnus) Alan Dybner. Mike or Alan will will read your script, provide a detailed set of notes, and follow-up via phone, skype, or E-script's easy to use chat room. The one-time fee for Hour Episodic or Movies-for-Television consultations is $200.00 (U.S.). For sit-coms, the fee is $150.00 (U.S.). Fees are payable by check, money order, Mastercard or VISA. If you're interested in our script consulting service, e-mail us. Tell us a bit about your script, and when you'd like to get started.
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