Write it right: the screenwriting summer school

A close-up photo of a screenplay
A close-up photo of a screenplay
Date
24 Aug, 10:00 - 29 Aug 2026, 17:00
Location
London
Price
£499.00
Career stages
Entry, Early
Industries
Film, High-end TV, Children's TV

This course treats writing as part of a living filmmaking culture. You will test ideas aloud, hear your scenes come alive as they are performed, discuss and refine them through encounter. Peer discussion forms the spine of the week, with writers immersed in the craft through pitching, writing, reading and responding to each other’s work in a spirit that prizes candour and technique.

Alongside this shared effort, you will meet producers who illuminate how scripts travel through development, production and beyond; actors and a director who bring industry perspectives into the room.
Actor-led readthroughs expose the rhythms, tensions and blind spots of your scenes.
Teaching combines dynamic seminars, real-world case studies, collaborative group sessions, pitching workshops and tailored one-to-one mentoring.

Across the week, you will actively shape your story’s character, genre and structure while developing the confidence to articulate your ideas with clarity and conviction.

Bursary applicable

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About this listing

This training course is not funded or commissioned by ScreenSkills, but has been reviewed to ensure it is meeting agreed standards such as industry-led diversity targets, appropriate business insurance, and evidence of previous quality training provision.

Location

39-41 Parker St
London
United Kingdom
WC2B 5PQ

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