You don’t have to wait for a studio or production company to “pick up” your TV show. Get started yourself by creating a web series—short episodes created for release on the Internet. (You can also make one-offs, like a short movie or comedy sketches.)
A web series is a great way to showcase your work as a writer or director or actor. Yes, it takes time and a little money to do it well, but it’s not unrealistic that you can produce a series on your own, if you know what you’re doing. If your show gets enough attention, it could truly boost your show business career.
See how far a video camera and your imagination can take you.
Intensives are fun, fast crash courses.
Two-day Zoom Intensive
Two three-hour sessions on separate days.
Zoom info, tuition: $165
Registration fee $25, paid once per term
The Zoom Intensives are taught via the Zoom videoconference platform.
Online Video Intensive topics include: conceiving a premise, outlining and writing episodes, playing producer, finding an audience.
Course components: lectures, writing exercises
Intensives are open for writers of any level. Students must be 18 years or older.
Students may reschedule a Zoom Intensive one time.
One-day Intensive
Seven hours in one day (with lunch break).
NYC Tuition: $165
Registration fee $25, paid once per term
One-on-One tuition: $375 Request consultation
The NYC One-day Intensives are taught in-person.
Online Video Intensive topics include: conceiving a premise, outlining and writing episodes, playing producer, finding an audience.
Course components: lectures, writing exercises
Intensives are open for writers of any level. Students must be 18 years or older.
Students may reschedule a One-day Intensive one time.
