Pilot Bootcamp (Drama & Comedy)

Nov 5 to Feb 25 — Sundays, 10:00am – 1:00pm (PDT)

Instructor: Zak Schwartz

This class is the step-by-step process of how to write an undeniable pilot script.

Over the ten-session class you will go from seed of an idea to a first draft. It’s a cross between Televisionary and a Pilot Lab class.

In the first 4 weeks, you will complete and get feedback on Script Anatomy’s signature tools. Next, the focus shifts to “breaking” your story, honing your tracks and beats, exactly as it’s done in a professional writers room. The last two classes will take you to outline and then to first draft. This process of this class will perfectly prepare you for what it’s like to work on a show as a professional writer. It will also give you the skills you’ll need when you sell your first pilot.

When: Nov 5 / Nov 12 / Nov 19 / Dec 3 / Dec 10 / Dec 17 / Jan 7 / Jan 21 / Feb 4 / Feb 25

Place:  Online

Cost: $900.00 

Limit 9 writers

Click here for our refund policy. All sales are final. No refunds. A transfer request 45+ days before the 1st day of class will be honored (class must be selected within five business days of transfer request).

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INSTRUCTOR DISCLAIMER: Since all of Script Anatomy’s instructors are working writers, opportunities sometimes arise in their careers that prohibit them from teaching. Change of instructor doesn’t qualify you, the student, a refund unless that refund falls under our normal refund rules. By paying and signing up for this class you are acknowledging and agreeing that the original instructor of this class may change before the class begins.

Please note that classes are for individuals aged 18 and older.