WRITING FOR TV:
FIVE MAIN ELEMENTS ESSENTIAL
TO WRITING A
SUCCESSFUL TV SCRIPT

Presently, a majority of the paying writing jobs are in televison. Jump on the bandwagon and create your own pilot or sitcom.
Alan Zatkow teaches a fun, fast-faced seminar where the normally complicated task of creating three plotlines for a single episode, causing them to collide explosively multiple times, and explore the same theme from different angles, is broken down into an easy to understand system.
Audience participation, while crafting storyline ideas for an episode of a fictional television program, in our seminar will create a friendly, involved atmosphere.
You'll get ideas and get inspiried.
TAKE-HOME HAND OUTS will continue your learning and ensure all of the information is retained.
Aspects discussed in the seminar:
? The FIVE MAIN ELEMENTS that constitute a quality plot line
? The SEVEN-ACT STRUCTURE commonly found in teleplay writing
? Creating natural Act Breaks by planning for BIG MOMENTS
? Integrating the same CHARACTER in different roles in the A, B, & C plots
? How to correctly surprise the audience with quality TWISTS in all of your storylines
? ENDING BIG - How to wrap up all three storylines in a strong, satisfying manner
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BIO:
Alan Zatkow has been a professional script doctor for over a decade and is regularly hired by top feature film producers to assist on script revisions prior to production.
Mr. Zatkow is a member of the Board of Directors at the Frederick Douglass Creative Arts Center in Manhattan, where he teaches extensively both screenplay and teleplay writing.
In addition to his work in features, Mr. Zatkow works with writers developing sitcoms and pilots for market.