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HOLLYWOOD READER TRAINING COURSE
A MESSAGE FROM TERRI ZINNER AND VICKI MORRISON ON THE SCREENPLAY COVERAGE: STORY TYPES TRAINING COURSE Listen now:
HOW TO BECOME A HOLLYWOOD READER
6 Week - Tele-Seminar taught by Terri Zinner moderated by Vicki Morrison
6 week course on MP3 Terri's Ebook "The Hollywood Reader Guide EBook" Free with purchase of the course. Topics: Plot, Concept, Character, Dialogue, Structure, How to Write the Coverage Report Finding Work as a Screenplay Reader and more!
Hollywood Reader Training Story Types
Taught by Terri Lynn Zinner moderated by Vicki Morrison
Romantic Comedy Drama Action Horror
Purchase the course on MP3 and receive Terri's Ebook on Story Types free.
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Training Course is different from the Original Coverage Course. If you are interested in the Coverage Course it is available on MP3
Original Coverage Course on MP3
Taught by Terri Lynn Zinner and Matt Reagan
4 Week Course The Mind of a Story Consultant and your Screenplay
Advanced Coverage Course
Taught by Terri Lynn Zinner Matt Reagan
4 Week Coverage Course on MP3
The Original and Advanced Coverage Course On MP3
Original Coverage Course:
Free Introduction Class and Overview:
Week One:
What is coverage and how can coverage
how you sell and market your screenplay.
Week Two:
Character
Dialogue
Theme
Emotional Response
Week Three:
Structure
Tension
Visual
Action
Clarity
Week Four:
The Plot Twist
Credibility
Ending
Marketing Your Script
Advanced Coverage Course:
Week One: Tools to be a Story Analyst
Different Types of Feedback and Coverage
Watching movies
Types of jobs
Is this the right profession for you?
Dealing with the Screenwriter
Week Two: Writing the Report
Synopsis
Summary
Grid
Grade
Week Three:All About Plot and Genre
Comparing plots to other movie
Audience reception
Delivering the promise of the premise.
Understanding the Market: What Sells?
How to make the grade, Pass, Consider, Recommend
Week Four: All About Character
Character Types, Voices,Likability
The Supporting Cast
Character Growth, Struggle and Moral Argument
Character Relationships and Arcs
.
We launched the
Coverage Course, where
we revealed what happens
when you send your
screenplay to an agent,
manager, or production
company…
A paid reader evaluates
the story, the characters,
and all the screenplay’s
strengths and weaknesses.
Chances are, this is the
first exposure anyone
with real power gets to
your screenplay…reading
the Coverage!
People who took the course said:
“Your words seemed original to me-- original enough to give me an ‘a-ha.’” –L.G., New York City
“Great class! A seamless flow of important information with a touch of humor.” --H.G., San Diego
“The recordings are priceless and you guys are GREAT together. Thank you both for your time and expertise.” –S.M., Toronto
“It was great to be able to ask questions and get answers from someone who's actually in the business.” --K. N., Pittsburgh
“Thank you for spending so much valuable time with us. I do enjoy every minute of it and always learn something new.” --M.L., Wyoming
In the Coverage Course,
people learned:
* 3 Things that can happen
to your script after it
gets covered!
* 10 Things NOT TO DO if
you want great coverage!
* And so much more!!!
The Coverage Course was
so well received that we are
now offering an even deeper
look. Introducing the
Advanced Coverage Course!
Here’s your chance to get BOTH
the Coverage Course AND
the Advanced Coverage Course!
Join Matt Reagan and
Terri Zinner, VP of
Development at a MAJOR
Literary Management Company, who has
personally written
coverage on thousands
of scripts submitted to
her company.
Find out what goes through
the mind of a professional
reader who is reading your
work!
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