Dinner and a Movie: Screenwriting Class for Busy Adults

Class Instructor: Chris Loud

Class Dates: Mondays, February 1, 8, 15, and 22, and March 1 and 8, 2027.

Class Time: 6:15–7:15 PM EST

Class Size: 10-12 students

Age Group: 18 and up

Location: First class in person at 202 E. Grandview Parkway; remaining classes online via Zoom

You think it’s a good idea, you think it would make a great movie…but you can’t stop life from happening around you and devote huge chunks of your day to writing a screenplay. But, if you can chip away at that puzzle on the coffee table a few pieces a day, or read a good book one chapter a night, or keep up with your favorite TV series watching half an episode at a time…then you can write a movie. 

Let’s get together and learn some simple process methods and tricks of the craft to get those great ideas moving forward, and to find a writing rhythm that works for you. Devoting specific time each week during the class session will do wonders on its own, but honing some tried and true script developing techniques will create a foundation that you can carry on beyond the class…so you can write that sequel too. 

Just one hour a week, primarily virtual (with select in-person classes), with other classmates that know the deal. It’s part writing class, part writing group. Need to step away for a minute to help your kids with something? Go for it. Are you folding laundry while listening to the lesson? We can make that work. Need to eat dinner during class? Then it's dinner and a movie. 

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