Writing Episodic Television
( 25 Modules )

Module #1
Introduction to Episodic Television
An overview of the episodic television landscape, including types of shows, formats, and the role of the writer.

Module #2
Understanding Story Structure
The basics of storytelling, including the three-act structure, character arcs, and plot twists.

Module #3
Developing Compelling Characters
How to create complex, relatable characters, including character development, backstory, and motivation.

Module #4
WritingEffective Dialogue
Techniques for crafting realistic, engaging dialogue, including subtext, tone, and pacing.

Module #5
The Art of the Pitch
How to sell your show idea, including creating a pitch document, logline, and series bible.

Module #6
Breaking Down a Script
An in-depth analysis of a sample script, including scene headings, action lines, and format.

Module #7
Scene Construction
How to build a scene, including setting, character interactions, and conflict.

Module #8
Act Structure in Episodic TV
How to structure an episode, including act breaks, turning points, and cliffhangers.

Module #9
Writing for Different Genres
The unique challenges and opportunities of writing for different genres, including drama, comedy, and sci-fi.

Module #10
Establishing Tone and Mood
How to create a consistent tone and mood, including the role of music, cinematography, and production design.

Module #11
Working with Showrunners and Producers
The role of the showrunner, producer, and writer in the production process, including collaboration and feedback.

Module #12
The Writers Room
How to participate in a writers room, including brainstorming, outlining, and pitching ideas.

Module #13
Script Format and Conventions
The basics of script format, including margins, font, and industry-standard software.

Module #14
Getting Feedback and Revising
How to give and receive feedback, including notes, rewrites, and polishing a script.

Module #15
Writing for a Existing Show
The challenges and opportunities of writing for an existing show, including understanding tone, characters, and mythology.

Module #16
Creating a Spec Script
How to write a spec script for an existing show, including choosing a show, crafting a concept, and executing a pitch.

Module #17
Building a Writing Career
How to break into the industry, including networking, agents, and getting hired.

Module #18
Managing Your Time and Workflow
Tips and strategies for staying productive, meeting deadlines, and balancing multiple projects.

Module #19
Writing for Diversity and Inclusion
The importance of representation, including writing for underrepresented groups, avoiding stereotypes, and creating authentic characters.

Module #20
The Business of Episodic TV
The business side of the industry, including production companies, studios, and networks.

Module #21
Adapting Material from Other Sources
How to adapt books, movies, and other source material for television, including IP acquisition and clearance.

Module #22
Writing for Serialized vs. Procedural Shows
The differences between serialized and procedural shows, including structure, pacing, and character development.

Module #23
The Role of the Writers Assistant
The responsibilities and opportunities of a writers assistant, including script coordination, research, and career development.

Module #24
Preparing for a Writers Room
How to prepare for a writers room, including developing ideas, researching the show, and building relationships with the team.

Module #25
Course Wrap-Up & Conclusion
Planning next steps in Writing Episodic Television career

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Writing Episodic Television ( 25 Modules )

Writing Episodic Television
( 25 Modules )