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课程总结：撰写电影或电视的完整长篇剧本 课程名称：撰写长篇电影剧本 概述：在此课程中，您将完成一部完整的电影或电视长篇剧本，无论是严肃的剧情片、浪漫喜剧还是其他类型。您将学习如何将创作过程分解为多个组成部分，发现一个结构化的流程，使您能够在课程结束时交付一份经过润色、准备推销的剧本。完成这个项目将增强您对自己创意和能力的信心，并使您感到准备好向他人推销您的第一部剧本，开启下一个创作旅程。课程采用“主动学习”的方式，大部分学习时间会通过您的实际写作活动来进行，您将通过实践来学习。 课程大纲： - 第1周：创意构思 - 第2周：剧本的提要和戏剧性问题 - 第3周：角色档案创建 - 第4周：三幕结构 - 第5周：剧本格式及软件使用 - 第6至20周：剧本撰写过程，包括与同伴反馈及完善剧本 学习者评价： - 学员表示教授的教学方法简洁易懂，推荐给对剧本创作感兴趣的任何人。 - 学员感激课程讲师，称这是一个很棒的课程。 - 学员确认通过此课程实现了成为作家的目标。 入门要求：不需要任何前期的剧本创作经验，您只需准备一个基本的文字处理软件。可以选择下载免费的剧本创作软件，如Celtx或Trelby，或购买行业标准软件Final Draft。 课程结束后，您将拥有完整的剧本，准备提交给代理人和制作人，并对自身的创意能力充满信心。
Name:Week One - Creating The Idea
Description:In Week One you will create a concept for your feature film, write up a pitch document, post that document, review the pitch documents of five of your peers and revise your concept with the feedback you get from your peers
Name:Week Two: Logline and Dramatic Question
Description:In Week Two you will create a Logline and a Dramatic Question for your feature film, post those documents, review the Logline and DramaticQuestion pitches of five of your peers and revise your work with the feedback you get from your peers
Name:Week Three Create your character profile(s)
Description:In Week Three you will create detailed descriptions of the main characters in your screenplay, post your character profiles, review the character profiles of five of your peers and revise your work with the feedback you get from your peers
Name:Week Four: The Three Act Story Arc
Description:In Week Four you will learn about the Three Act Structure for your feature film, you will write an outline for Act One and an outline for the First Ten Pages of your script, review the outlines of five of your peers and revise your work with the feedback you get from your peers
Name:Week Five: Screenplay Formatting and Software
Description:In Week Five, you will learn about the unique formatting in screenplay writing and you will learn to use screenplay software. You will become familiar with the software and practice with it, getting ready to begin your screenplay next week.
Name:Week Six: Begin your screenplay
Description:Week Six represents the actual beginning of your screenplay. You've created your idea, your logline, the dramatic question, your character profiles. You've outlined Act One and written your outline for your first ten pages. Now you're ready to transform that outline into script form. In this week you will complete the first ten pages of your unique screenplay.
Name:Week Seven: The middle section of Act One
Description:In Week Seven, you will write an outline for the middle section of Act One. After posting your outline and giving feedback to five of your peers, you will then write pages 11 to 20, post that piece of your screenplay and give feedback to your peers' work.
Name:Week Eight: Write the final section of Act One
Description:In Week Eight, you will write pages 21-30 which will close out Act One of your screen play. You will post your work and review the work of five of your peers.
Name:Week Nine: Table read Act One
Description:In Week Nine, you have the week off from writing. This week, you will get together with a few friends and read Act One of your screenplay, focusing on the dialogue.
Name:Week Ten: Begin Act Two
Description:In Week Ten, you will write part one of Act Two (pages 31-40)
Name:Week Eleven: Write pages 41-50
Description:In Week Eleven, you will write pages 41-50 of your screenplay
Name:Week Twelve: Write pages 51-60
Description:In Week Twelve you will write pages 51-60 and will pass the halfway point of your screenplay.
Name:Week Thirteen: Write pages 61-70
Description:In Week Thirteen you will write pages 61-70, pushing your screenplay towards the end of Act Two.
Name:Week Fourteen: Write pages 71-80
Description:In Week Fourteen, you will finish up Act Two, writing pages 71-80
Name:Week Fifteen: Table read Acts One and Two
Description:In Week Fifteen, you have the week off from writing. Instead, you will get together with a few friends and read Acts One and Two of your screenplay, focusing on the dialogue.
Name:Week Sixteen: Write pages 81-90
Description:In Week Sixteen, you will begin the final act of your screenplay.
Name:Week Seventeen: Write pages 91-100
Description:In Week Seventeen, you will write pages 91-100, completing the middle section of Act Three
Name:Week Eighteen: Finish Act Three
Description:In Week Eighteen, you will write pages 100-110, finishing the final Act of your screenplay.
Name:Week Nineteen: Table read your entire script
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Name:Week Twenty: Finishing things up.
Description:In Week Twenty, you will post your completed, polished script and review the finished work of three of your peers. Then you will write a cold open for your screenplay and a synopsis to submit to agents and producers.
Write a Full Length Feature Film Script In this course, you will write a complete, feature-length screenplay for film or television, be it a serious drama or romantic comedy or anything in between. You’ll learn to break down the creative process into components, and you’ll discover a structured process that allows you to produce a polished and pitch-ready script by the end of the course. Completing this project will increase your confidence in your ideas and abilities, and you’ll feel prepared to pitch your first script and get started on your next. This is a course designed to tap into your creativity and is based in "Active Learning". Most of the actual learning takes place within your own activities - that is, writing! You will learn by doing. Here is a link to a TRAILER for the course. To view the trailer, please copy and paste the link into your browser. https://vimeo.com/382067900/b78b800dc0 Learner review: "Love the approach Professor Wheeler takes towards this course. It's to the point, easy to follow, and very informative! Would definitely recommend it to anyone who is interested in taking a Screenplay Writing course! The course curriculum is simple: We will adopt a professional writers room process in which you’ll write, post your work for peer review, share feedback with your peers and revise your work with the feedback you receive from your peers. That's how we do it in the real world. You will feel as if you were in a professional writers room yet no prior experience as a writer is required. I'm a proponent of Experiential Learning (Active Learning). My lectures are short (sometimes just two minutes long) and to the point, designed in a step-by-step process essential to your success as a script writer. I will guide you but I won’t "show" you how to write. I firmly believe that the only way to become a writer is to write, write, write. Learner Review: "I would like to thank this course instructor. It's an amazing course" What you’ll need to get started: As mentioned above, no prior script writing experience is required. To begin with, any basic word processor will do. During week two, you can choose to download some free scriptwriting software such as Celtx or Trelby or you may choose to purchase Final Draft, the industry standard, or you can continue to use your word processor and do your own script formatting. Learner Review: "Now I am a writer!" If you have any concerns regarding the protection of your original work, Coursera's privacy policy protects the learner's IP and you are indeed the sole owners of your work.
