Shonda Rhimes Teaches Writing for Television
About Course
Learn the secrets of TV writing from the legendary Shonda Rhimes, creator of Grey’s Anatomy, Scandal, and Bridgerton. This free MasterClass course will teach you how to develop compelling characters, write a pilot episode, pitch your ideas effectively, and navigate the competitive world of television writing. Get access to Shonda’s original pilot scripts, pitch notes, and series bibles from her most popular shows. This is your chance to learn from a master of television storytelling and take your writing career to the next level.
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Course Content
Shonda Rhimes Teaches Writing for Television
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A Message from the Professor
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Introduction
04:49 -
Teach Yourself TV Writing
11:16 -
Finding an Idea
14:15 -
Developing the Concept
12:21 -
Researching Your Story
16:15 -
Creating Memorable Characters Part 1
18:07 -
Creating Memorable Characters Part 2
16:34 -
Pitching Your Show
17:33 -
Writing a Script – Structure
08:29 -
Writing a Script – Process
09:16 -
Writing a Script – Effective Habits
11:52 -
Writing a Script – The Pilot
12:21 -
Writing Authentic Dialogue
08:47 -
Case Study Greys Anatomy Pilot Part 1
12:55 -
Case Study Greys Anatomy Pilot Part 2
14:29 -
Case Study The Scandal Pilot Act 1
14:42 -
Case Study The Scandal Pilot Act 2
10:03 -
Case Study The Scandal Pilot Act 3
16:28 -
Case Study The Scandal Pilot Act 4
16:44 -
Case Study The Scandal Pilot Act 5
19:54 -
Editing Your Script
19:02 -
Beyond the Pilot Writing a Series
13:27 -
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10:48 -
Breaking into the Industry
13:06 -
Working in a Writers Room
11:35 -
Working in TV Production
11:34 -
Showrunning
16:43 -
Life of a Writer
08:07 -
Shonda’s Journey
12:38 -
Conclusion
01:32
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