Screenwriting Course Details

 

 

SCREENWRITING COURSE DETAILS

MODULES INCLUDES

 

Techniques of Story and Screenwriting

 

Understanding and using 3 act structure and other structures

 

Developing character

 

Plotting

 

Structure, Scene and its functions

 

Step Outline

 

Dialogue Writing

 

The conventional Format and Screenwriting Software

 

Drafting a professional screenplay

 

SCHEDULE

The Screenwriting Diploma programme is offered in Mumbai at our Andheri center only
Batch start dates are subject to change at management discretion. Please re-check the start dates with the admissions team before registering.

ANDHERI CENTRE

Start Date – 17th April 2021
Last Date to Apply – 10th April 2021

Saturday and Sunday – 2pm to 6pm

ADMISSION PROCEDURE

·         Applicants for Screenwriting Diploma programme will need to submit a detailed application form and a nonrefundable registration fee of Rs. 250.

·         Age eligibility for the Diploma in Screenwriting is 18 years and above. However for individuals with exceptional potential, the age restriction can be relaxed to allow those below 18 years of age to be admitted with parental consent.

·         Admissions for this course is subject to the applicant clearing. a writing exercise  No direct admissions offered. Applicants are expected to follow the admission process carefully and as per the deadlines communicated.

·         Incomplete forms or auditions that do not follow the guidelines will be rejected and the registration fee will be forfeited.

·         Applicants who have successfully cleared the writing exercise will be notified of their selection via email with instructions on how to secure their admission

·         Download Admission Guidelines here

TUITION FEES

·         Total fee (when paid in full): ₹ 60,000

·         For those who prefer paying in instalments:

·         Two instalments of ₹ 32,500 each, on dates as shared by the management. Total fee (when paid in 2 instalments): ₹ 65,000.

·         The management offers an Early Bird Discount for admissions into the Screenwriting Diploma programme. Please consult our management for details.

·         Please read the Administrative Guidelines carefully before applying.

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