Request DOMESTIKA - Script Writing for Movies and Television

Know a creative method to start telling your audiovisual stories
There are so many stories as ways to tell them and you can say that each screenwriter has his own technique to approach a story. Julio Rojas - writer and writer who won the Goya Award in 2012 - has developed a method called "Script Folder" designed to help you tell a story and help you face the seemingly complex and unapproachable world of the script.

If you have a story around your head, in this course you will learn techniques, tools and tricks to turn your idea into an organic and coherent narrative system ready to move on to writing.

• U1
  Introduction
  • Presentation
  • Influences
  • What we will do in this course: Script folder
• U2
  Introduction to the stories
  • Choosing what to tell
  • The types of stories
  • The base argument
• U3
  Story design
  • Narrator and point of view
  • The great drawing
• U4
  The elements of the script
  • The script as a system
  • Physical universe
  • Narrative objects
  • The character I
  • The character II
  • The broken arrow: Vectors
• U5
  Most used narrative devices
  • Narrative devices
  • Time alteration
  • Time trial and anecdote
  • Harmonic dissociation
• U6
  Telling your story
  • Narrative units
  • The scene and its structure
  • The sequence and its structure
  • Combining narrative units
• U7
  Presenting your story
  • Plot formats
  • Logline, storyline and synopsis
  • The scale and the treatment
• U8
  Script writing
  • The script format
  • Writing tools
  • Managing the script folder
• FP
  Final project
  • Script Writing for Movies and Television

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