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Author. Courses: • How to overcome writer’s block • How to overcome procrastination • How to unleash your creativity • Getting started screenwriting. Jurgen Wolff is the author of a dozen books, including Creativity Now, Focus, and Your Writing Coach.
Jurgen Wolff is a writer and creativity and writing coach who divides his time between London and Southern California. He has taught at the University of Southern California, the Academy for Chief Executives, the University of Barcelona, the Pilots Project, and workshops around the world.
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Feb 16, 2012 · Your Writing Coach: From Concept to Character, from Pitch to Publication – Everything You Need to Know About Writing Novels, Non-fiction, New Media, Scripts and Short Stories [Wolff, Jurgen] on Amazon.com. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers.
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Week One: Creating Powerful Characters
Story is about the relationships between the characters in your story. 1. How to work backward from the story’s central conflict to build strong characters 2. How to deduce the character’s beliefs and use that knowledge to make them truly three-dimensional (and to get more material to use in Act II) 3. Three types of character arcs and when you don’t need one 4. How to use symbolic settings, props, and actions to flesh out your characters Book Creating Powerful Characters on its own HERE
Week Two: The Secrets of Structure
Learn how to move ahead of the traditional 3-act story structure to develop innovative ways to develop your story in ways that will make your script stand out. 1. Using the “key moments” method to build your plot (an alternative starting point for plotting, great for people who struggle with the 3-act structure) 2. Tricks for creating compelling opening scenes that overcome the “boring normal life” problem ofAct I 3. How to use subtext to strengthen your story 4. Creating dynamic settings (ov...
Week Three: Writing Selling Treatments
Everybody hates writing treatments, but if you learn how to do it well, you’ll be ahead of most of the competition, so we’ll cover: 1. How to go from a strong log line to a strong treatment 2. How to match the tone of our script in the treatment 3. How to make best use of the limited number of pages of a treatment 4. Examples of good and bad treatments and what you can learn from them Book Writing Selling Treatments on its own HERE
Participants include storytellers in all media, and creative industry personnel. You don’t need to have had a background in writing to benefit from this course. All you need is the desire to learn how to maximise your creative potential in this informative, intense and entertaining evening.
Jurgen Wolff is a writer, teacher, and creativity consultant. In the United States, he wrote for sitcoms including Benson and Family Ties. He wrote the feature film, The Real Howard Spitz, starring Kelsey Grammer and directed by Vadim Jean. He was a script doctor on the hit film, Mannequin and others starring Michael Caine, Walter Matthau, and Eddi...
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Aug 15, 1996 · Jurgen M. Wolff. Follow. Successful Sitcom Writing: How To Write And Sell For TV's Hottest Format Hardcover – August 15, 1996. by Jurgen Wolff (Author), L. P. Ferrante (Author) 3.9 7 ratings. See all formats and editions. Sitcoms have never been hotter in Hollywood, and the demand for writers has never been greater.
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Jurgen Wolff is a writer, teacher and the author of five books, including Successful Scriptwriting (60,000 copies sold), Top Secrets: Screenwriting, Do Something Different and Successful Sitcom...
