Facilitated by Hope Thompson
Thursday, January 18th 7-9PM EST via Zoom
Thursday, January 25th 7-9PM EST via Zoom
Thursday, February 1st 7-9PM EST via Zoom
Members: $100 | Non-Members: $125
“Just tell a good story.” — Norman Jewison
Writing for film requires both a good story and a solid understanding of the craft of screenwriting. During this 3-part introductory online workshop series, we will explore the basic tools required to unlock your short- or feature-length screenplay ideas. Topics covered include loglines, premise, theme, character, structure, dialogue and symbol. Please bring your screenplay ideas to the first class. No experience necessary!
Hope Thompson writes for stage, film and television and her work explores the queer experience through history and genre. She has had plays produced in Toronto, Vancouver and Los Angeles and her award-winning short films have screened internationally. She wrote on two seasons of CBC’s Baroness Von Sketch Show and is currently co-writing a series with a broadcaster attached. Hope also teaches screenwriting and co-hosts the crime fiction reading series Queer Toronto Noir.
Please email workshops@edvideo.org with any questions, accessibility needs and to register.