Courses

You’ve asked us for more online courses, so our commitment for 2025 is to offer more of our training programmes via Zoom. Starting with our Short Film Story Design course in January. We will, however, continue to develop our programme of live workshops because nothing beats being in the room together.

Our workshops aren’t just about developing your skills and craft, they are also about networking with your fellow film-makers and finding your next collaborators.  We have always taught writers, producers and developers side by side and our new programme has been designed to do that too.

  • Short Film Story Design ONLINE

    We’ve reworked our popular Short Film course to be delivered online over two evenings.

    Monday 27th January 6.30pm - 8pm
    &
    Tuesday 28th January 6.30pm - 8pm

    Course Fee £65

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  • Short Film Story Design BRISTOL

    For film-makers based in the South West, we will be bringing our one-day Short Film Story Design workshop to Bristol, supported by BFI NETWORK south west in partnership with Watershed.

    Saturday March 1st
    11am - 5pm

    Watershed
    1 Canon’s Road
    Harbourside
    Bristol BS1 5TX

    Course Fee £70

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  • Nurturing New Talent

    A one day course for script readers, developers and producers exploring the practical process of script development. Join us to hone your analysis skills and refine your creative working process.

    Saturday March 8th
    11am - 5pm

    Pushkin House
    5a Bloomsbury Square
    London
    WC1A 2TA

    Course Fee £125

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  • Raising The Stakes

    Take your understanding of feature film structure to the next level with this one-day workshop on dramatic conflict. Explore how to hone your film idea to deliver the greatest jeopardy, the most compelling character journeys and the strongest meaning.

    We will be scheduling this workshop again in Spring 2025.

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— Eva Edo, Playwright & Screenwriter