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Adapting Screenwriting into Visual Film (11am - 4pm)

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Campus
Dates of Event
17th July 2025 – 18th July 2025
Last Booking Date for this Event
11th July 2025

Description

Please note that the ‘last booking’ date is only a guide. We reserve the right to close bookings earlier if courses are over- or under-subscribed. In order to avoid disappointment, please be sure to enrol as soon as possible. Registrations may not be processed until the following day if received after 3pm. 

How do words on a page become powerful images on screen? Adapting Screenwriting into Visual Film is a two-day course designed to bridge the gap between script and screen. Taught by a professional screenwriter and an experienced writer & filmmaker, this course explores the vital transition from written screenplay to visual storytelling. Participants will gain insight into the craft of writing screenplays—learning about story shape, subtext, dialogue, character arcs, and textual economy—while also delving into how those scripts are interpreted, shaped, and reimagined through directing, cinematography, and editing. By drawing on real-world examples from film and TV, and using scripts, storyboards, and film clips, we’ll examine how a scene evolves from page to picture. This is an opportunity to see both sides of the creative process and discover how writers and directors collaborate to bring stories to life.

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2

Course Leader

Adam Simpson & Dr Bernadette McBride

CRN 27774/CEPD9000

Course Fees

Course Fee: Full Fee: £140

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1. Full fee£140.00