Finish
Your Own
Writing Project!

Finish
Your Own
Writing Project!

Join India’s Only Online Screenwriting Program That Helps You Finish Your Own Writing Project in Just 10 Weeks.

Join India’s Only Online Screenwriting Program That Helps You Finish Your Own Writing Project in Just 10 Weeks.

Finish
Your Own
Writing Project!

Join India's Only

Online Screenwriting Program

That Helps You Finish Your Own Writing Project in Just 10 Weeks.

70

Hours of Learning

10

Modules

19

Assignments

6

Real-time Projects

4

Industry Mentors

4

Industry Mentors

70

Hours of Learning

10

Modules

19

Assignments

6

Real-time Projects

4

Industry Mentors

70

Hours of Learning

10

Modules

19

Assignments

6

Real-time Projects

4

Industry Mentors

70

Hours of Learning

10

Modules

19

Assignments

6

Real-time Projects

4

Industry Mentors

70

Hours of Learning

10

Modules

19

Assignments

6

Real-time Projects

4

Industry Mentors

70

Hours of Learning

10

Modules

19

Assignments

6

Real-time Projects

4

Industry Mentors

Program Curriculum

Program Curriculum

What You'll Learn?

Module 1

Screenwriting

Fundamentals

& Ideation

3 Assignments

1 Week

Ideation &

Development

• Fundamentals of screenwriting: premise, world, characters and synopsis.

• What separates good from great screenplays? Exploring originality, depth, and pacing.

• How to tailor storytelling for each medium (film, OTT, reels).

• Identifying your storyʼs central theme and its emotional core.

Module 2

Character

Development &

World-Building

Character

Development & World-Building

3 Assignments

1 Week

Writing Characters,

Arcs and Worlds

• Designing all 5 types of characters with depth
• Character dilemma, strength, flaws and ghosts
• Introduction to Writing Arcs and Backstories
• Crafting compelling antagonists with clear motivations and flaws.
• How to create non-linear arcs for complex
protagonists Building immersive worlds

Module 3

Advanced

Concepts &

Plot Tools

Advanced

Concepts & Plot Tools

3 Assignments

1 Week

Components and
Writing like a Director

• Differentiating Needs vs Wants and tying them to the theme
• Subplots as tools for enhancing the main narrative
• Symbolism and Motifs in storytelling for emotional depth
• Writing Montages that convey progression.
• Understanding Mise-en-scène in Screenwritersʼ Perspective
• Introduction to Blocking and Staging in Screenwritersʼ Perspective
• Describing visuals effectively for directors and producers

Module 4

Advanced

Structures &

Plot Tools

Advanced

Structures & Plot Tools

2 Assignments

1 Week

Screenplay and
Scene Structures

• Traditional structures: 3-act, 5-act, and 7-act frameworks
• Using Freytagʼs Pyramid and Dan Harmonʼs Story Circle to refine your narrative.
• Applying the Heroʼs Journey framework to Long-form storytelling.
• Nonlinear structure of screenplay writing
• Crafting the opening scene and introducing characters
• Writing dialogue with subtext
• Using foreshadowing to build anticipation and curiosity

Module 5

Aristotelian

Storytelling

1 Assignment

1 Week

Exploring the

Foundations of

Aristotelian Writing

• Understanding the key principles of Aristotelian storytelling
• Writing for Comedy : Exploring timing, miscommunication, absurdity, and character-driven humor
• Writing for Tragedy : Analyzing the elements of hubris, fate, conflict, and emotional resolution
• Crafting a protagonist with a balanced mix of strengths and flaws to create depth
• Applying Aristotleʼs principles for plot development and character transformation

Module 6

Writing for

Web Series

2 Assignments

1 Week

Writing for

Web Series

• Breaking down episodic storytelling: Standalone vs. Serialized narratives
• Mastering cliffhangers and episode endings to maintain viewer interest
• Developing subplots that weave seamlessly into the main story
• Crafting subtext and nuance in dialogue for long-term storytelling
• Using montages, transitions, and visual motifs across multiple episodes
• Developing pitch strategies and show bible specific to episodic storytelling

Module 7

Micro-Storytelling for

Digital Media

2 Assignments

1 Week

Micro-Storytelling

Technique

• The essentials of storytelling in under 60 seconds: Hook, conflict, resolution.
• Writing compelling hooks that capture attention within the first 3 seconds.
• Balancing pacing and emotional impact.
• The role of visuals, sound, and text overlays in amplifying storytelling
• Collaborating with visuals: How to script for creators and editors

Module 8

Screenwriting

Tools & Software

1 Assignment

1 Week

Mastering

Screenwriting Techniques

& Software

• Sequencing your Screenplay and its Importance
• Exploring the Script to Screen process: from initial idea to a production-ready script
• Professional Screenplay formatting according to industry standards
• Using Professional Screenwriting Software - Final Draft

Module 9

Pitching,

Promoting &

Marketing

1 Assignment

1 Week

What's next after the

Final Draft?

• Writing a compelling logline and film treatment.
• Creating a pitch deck for your Screenplay.
• How to pitch your script?
• Registering and Protecting Your Script
• How to Market and Promote Your Script?
• Screenplay Competitions and Submission Platforms

Module 10

Psychology

Behind

Storytelling

1 Assignment

1 Week

Psychology Behind

Storytelling

• Exploring the Role of a Storyteller
• The Connection Between the Mind and Narratives
• The Hormonal Impact of Storytelling
• Understanding the Secrets of Powerful Storytelling
• Case Studies of the World's Greatest Storytellers
• The Emotional Investment in Storytelling

Module 1

Screenwriting

Fundamentals

& Ideation

Ideation &

Development

• Fundamentals of screenwriting: premise, world, characters and synopsis.

• What separates good from great screenplays? Exploring originality, depth, and pacing.

• How to tailor storytelling for each medium (film, OTT, reels).

• Identifying your storyʼs central theme and its emotional core.

3 Assignments

1 Week

3 Assignments

1 Week

Module 2

Character

Development &

World-Building

Writing Characters,

Arcs and Worlds

• Designing all 5 types of characters with depth
• Character dilemma, strength, flaws and ghosts
• Introduction to Writing Arcs and Backstories
• Crafting compelling antagonists with clear motivations and flaws.
• How to create non-linear arcs for complex
protagonists Building immersive worlds

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Module 1

Screenwriting

Fundamentals

& Ideation

Ideation &

Development

• Fundamentals of screenwriting: premise, world, characters and synopsis.

• What separates good from great screenplays? Exploring originality, depth, and pacing.

• How to tailor storytelling for each medium (film, OTT, reels).

• Identifying your storyʼs central theme and its emotional core.

3 Assignments

1 Week

3 Assignments

1 Week

Module 2

Character

Development &

World-Building

Writing Characters,

Arcs and Worlds

• Designing all 5 types of characters with depth
• Character dilemma, strength, flaws and ghosts
• Introduction to Writing Arcs and Backstories
• Crafting compelling antagonists with clear motivations and flaws.
• How to create non-linear arcs for complex
protagonists Building immersive worlds

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Your Own Writing Project

Choose What You Create

Your Own Writing Project

Choose What You Create

Framework

Framework

Our Approach

Our Approach

Learn.

Every Sunday, you join a 3-hour Masterclass led by mentors who have shaped stories for Indian cinema and OTT.

You’ll explore real scripts, uncover key techniques, and gain practical insights for your own projects.

Learn.

Every Sunday, you join a 3-hour Masterclass led by mentors who have shaped stories for Indian cinema and OTT.

You’ll explore real scripts, uncover key techniques, and gain practical insights for your own projects.

Practice.

From Monday to Friday, you’ll work on targeted Writing Tasks and Assignments inspired by the Sunday session.

Each exercise is purposeful, helping you refine your voice and progress toward a professional standard.

Practice.

From Monday to Friday, you’ll work on targeted Writing Tasks and Assignments inspired by the Sunday session.

Each exercise is purposeful, helping you refine your voice and progress toward a professional standard.

Apply.

On Saturday, you receive detailed, One-on-One Feedback from the same mentor who guided you on Sunday.

This guidance highlights your strengths, identifies improvement areas, and ensures your work aligns with industry expectations.

Apply.

On Saturday, you receive detailed, One-on-One Feedback from the same mentor who guided you on Sunday.

This guidance highlights your strengths, identifies improvement areas, and ensures your work aligns with industry expectations.

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The Process

How Do I Apply?

Applying to The Screenwriting Program doesn't require eligibility

but we only take the top 5% of applications.

So Here’s how you apply:

Request an invite

via an Online form

1

Get a decision

within 12-48 hours,

3

Pay a refundable

application fee

2

Join us for the

experience of a lifetime!

4

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The Process

How Do I Apply?

Applying to

The Screenwriting Program

doesn't require eligibility but we only

take the top 5% of applications.

So Here’s how you apply:

Request an invite

via an Online form

1

Get a decision

within 12-48 hours,

3

Pay a refundable

application fee

2

Join us for the

experience of a lifetime!

4

Fee Details

Mentors

Our Mentors

Our Mentors

Fee Details

Fee Details

Invest In Your Dream

Invest In Your Dream

10 WEEK ONLINE PROGRAM

10 WEEK ONLINE PROGRAM

January 30th, 2025

Next Cohort

Begin the

full program experience

from Day 1.

Fee:

39,999

Early Enrollment Deadline:

December 30th, 2024

January 15th, 2024

January 30th, 2025

Next Cohort

Begin the full program experience from

Day 1.

Fee:

39,999

Early Enrollment Deadline:

December 30th, 2024

Key Takeaways

Key Takeaways

Learnings & Insights

Learnings & Insights

Premise & Logline

of your Screenplay

Premise & Logline

of your Screenplay

A concise, compelling one sentence summary that conveys the protagonist, goal, conflict and stake of your story.

Sequenced &

Bounded Script

Sequenced &

Bounded Script

A fully formatted and structured screenplay with scene description and dialogues that follows industry standards of formatting a script.

Synopsis & Treatment

of your Project

Synopsis & Treatment

of your Project

A detailed summary of your storyʼs narrative, world, and key events, providing a clear understanding of your plot.

Commercial

Pitch Deck

Commercial

Pitch Deck

A visually appealing presentation that highlights the concept, characters, tone, and market appeal of your film or script.

Step Outline of

your Script

Step Outline of

your Script

A scene-by-scene blueprint, also known as the be a sheet, outlining the progression of your story from beginning to end.

Commercial

Show Bible

Commercial

Show Bible

A comprehensive document outlining the world building, characters, themes, tone, & long-term story direction for web series, ideal for pitching to networks or producers.

FAQs

FAQs

Questions We Often Get Asked

How will the classes be held?

I am not a full-time director/writer/editor but I want to write/shoot or edit on the side, is this the right program for me?

Will I receive a Certificate of Achievement, proving that I have completed the course?

How long is the program?

What makes this different from other filmmaking courses?

What happens after the program?

How will the classes be held?

I am not a full-time director/writer/editor but I want to write/shoot or edit on the side, is this the right program for me?

Will I receive a Certificate of Achievement, proving that I have completed the course?

How long is the program?

What makes this different from other filmmaking courses?

What happens after the program?

How will the classes be held?

I am not a full-time director/writer/editor but I want to write/shoot or edit on the side, is this the right program for me?

Will I receive a Certificate of Achievement, proving that I have completed the course?

How long is the program?

What makes this different from other filmmaking courses?

What happens after the program?

How will the classes be held?

I am not a full-time director/writer/editor but I want to write/shoot or edit on the side, is this the right program for me?

Will I receive a Certificate of Achievement, proving that I have completed the course?

How long is the program?

What makes this different from other filmmaking courses?

What happens after the program?