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Script to Screen is our NEW 9 week directors initiative for writers with a desire to master the craft of directing.
You will gain a complete understanding of how every choice a director makes shapes the story. From framing a shot to guiding performances; pacing a scene to crafting the emotional rhythm of a film. With the support of Oscar and other award-winning filmmakers, participants will gain insight into the collaborative process, learn to think visually, and discover how to translate the nuances of dialogue, character, and theme into cinematic moments that resonate on screen.
Script to Screen will provide a hands-on opportunity to explore the full journey of storytelling.
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○ 9 WEEK DIRECTING INITIATIVE
○ 14 ONLINE PRACTICAL HANDS-ON LESSONS
○ 8 OSCAR, EMMY & OTHER AWARD-WINNING MENTORS
○ MEET & LEARN HOW TO COLLABORATE WITH DEPARTMENT HEADS
○ NETWORK, FIND YOUR TRIBE, AND PRODUCE WORK ON ALL BUDGETS
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| DAN JINKS | OSCAR WINNING PRODUCER |
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THE PRODUCER AND DIRECTOR PARTNERSHIP
• How a producer decides whether a director is the right fit for them.
• Rewriting.
• Negotiating creative ideas with budget, scheduling, and logistical realities.
• Working together to help maintain the original vision.
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| JODY LEE LIPES | CINEMATOGRAPHER |
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VISUAL STORYTELLING & SHOT LANGUAGE
• Collaborating with a cinematographer: communication, references, flexibility.
• Composition basics: framing, blocking, lens choice.
• Camera movement and emotional meaning.
• How best to work on set.
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| NORA KIRKPATRICK | WRITER/DIRECTOR |
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HOW TO THINK LIKE A DIRECTOR
• Finding the visual language that matches your writing voice.
• Evaluating creative choices from multiple angles.
• The director’s responsibility on set and in post.
• How directing influences how you write future scripts.
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| GOTHAM GROUP | MANAGEMENT COMPANY |
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HOW MANAGERS WORK WITH WRITER-DIRECTORS
• How reps view and work with emerging writer-directors.
• Pitching yourself + your “visual voice”.
• Building a directing sample (shorts, scenes, proof-of-concepts).
• Finding work as a writer-director.
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