This comprehensive course is part of the University of Cambridge’s MicroMasters program focused on Writing for Performance and Entertainment Industries. It explores deeply the nuances of scriptwriting largely for film and television, with an emphasis on creating compelling visual stories that require minimal dialogue. The course covers various essential topics such as character development, effective use screenwriting tools, the impact of film genre and more. Learners will analyze works of successful filmmakers and consider contemporary social and cultural issues through screenwriting.
This course is designed for aspiring screenwriters, film students, filmmakers, and anyone interested in advancing their storytelling abilities in the performance and entertainment industries.
There are no specific prerequisites for this course, making it accessible to beginners as well as those who have basic knowledge of writing and film studies.
Skills acquired from this course can be utilized in filmmaking, television production, and other areas of media and entertainment. Learners can emerge as better screenwriters, directors, or content creators who can craft compelling narratives that resonate with modern audiences, influencing social and cultural spheres.