Virtual Writing Workshops
Sharpen Your Skills. Find Your Voice. Tell Your Story.
Are you a beginner looking to start your first piece or a seasoned writer seeking fresh inspiration?
My virtual writing workshops offer a supportive, interactive space to learn and grow. Each session will blend practical techniques with creative exercises, guiding you through character development, plot structure, dialogue, and more.
You’ll receive real-time feedback, industry insights, and the tools to elevate your writing to a professional level, all from the comfort of your own home.
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How to Write a Short Film
By the culmination of this creative workshop, you’ll have a complete, well-formatted script ready to bring to life.
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How to Write a Stage Play
This 4-week workshop will equip you with the skills to write either a short or full-length stage play, while building a strong foundation in the fundamentals of playwriting craft.
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How to Write a TV Pilot Script
In this 5-week workshop, you’ll learn how to develop a pilot episode for your own TV or web series idea. Whether comedy, drama, or suspense, you’ll break down the creative process into clear steps to produce a polished, pitch-ready script.
How to Write a Short Film
By the culmination of this creative workshop, you will be efficient in the following:
- Generating story ideas from scratch
- Inventing authentic, unique characters and plots
- Writing a logline and treatment (story outline)
- Writing a professionally formatted short film in Final Draft
- Understanding the 5 Basic Elements of Screenplay Format
- Tips for improving writing and character/plot quality
Course Logistics
- Location – Zoom
- Meeting Times – M, T, W, Th from 6:15pm – 8:15pm EST
- Price - $1,200
Course Requirements:
- A working laptop or desktop computer
- Final Draft Screenwriting Software (if you don’t have this, you can use Microsoft Word, but all lessons will be taught using Final Draft).
- A positive attitude and a willingness to learn
- A writing utensil (pencil or pen)
- Notebook paper
Course Includes:
- Electronic screenwriting resources
- Zoom-based writing lectures
- Writing Room “Breakout Rooms”
- Downloadable Course Schedule
- Final Short Film written in Final Draft for Film Festival Submission
Course Overview:
Age Requirement – 14 years old and up
Enrollment Number – 8 Individuals
Morality Clause – I welcome all creative ideas but will not allow any of my students to create a short film that involves overly excessive vulgarity or discriminatory remarks about religion, race, ethnicity, or gender.
Week 1
Course Orientation, Idea Generation, Finding Your Story, How to Find Story Theme or Message
Week 2
Character Basics, Plot Structure, Logline, Treatment, Tips for Short Film Writing
Week 3
Screenplay Basics, Short Film Structure & Formatting, Final Draft Walk Through, Scriptwriting Exercises
Week 4
Write Your Short Film, Writer’s Room Meet-Up’s, Evaluations of Plot and Characters, Revisions and Rewrites
*Click here to secure your spot for class, starting January 2026. Specific start date will be released upon successful enrollment. $50 deposit counts toward total and is non-refundable.
How to Write a Stage Play
By the end of this workshop, you will be efficient in the following:
- Creating story ideas that captivate and engage a live audience
- Mastering the basics of story, narrative, and character development
- Understanding stage directions and formatting
- Understanding the different types of playwrighting
- Avoiding common playwrighting mistakes
- Writing a complete stage play with a 2-Act Structure
Course Logistics
- Location – Zoom
- Meeting Times – M, W, Th, Sun from 5:30pm – 7:30pm EST
- Price - $875
Course Requirements:
- A working laptop or desktop computer
- A folder or 3-ring binder
- A pencil or pen
- Notebook paper
- Good attitude and willingness to learn
- A functional email account to receive handouts
Course Includes:
- Electronic playwrighting resources
- Zoom-based writing lectures
- Writing Room “Breakout Rooms”
- Downloadable Course Schedule
- Final Stage Play formatted based on a One or Two-Act Structure
Course Overview:
Age Requirement – 14 years old and up
Enrollment Number – 8 Individuals
Morality Clause – I welcome all creative ideas but will not allow any of my students to create a short film that involves overly excessive vulgarity or discriminatory remarks about religion, race, ethnicity, or gender.
Week 1
Course Orientation, Story and Narrative, Character Development, Types of Playwrighting, Writer’s Room Meet-Up
Week 2
Idea Generation, Stage Directions and Blocking, Playwrighting Formatting, Writer’s Room Meet-up 2
Week 3
Playwrighting vs. Screenwriting, Common Playwrighting Mistakes, Writer’s Room Meet-Up 3
Week 4
Write Your One or Two-Act Play, Evaluations of Story and Characters, Revisions and Rewrites, Final Writer’s Room Meet-Up
*Click here to secure your spot for class, starting January 2026. Specific start date will be released upon successful enrollment. $50 deposit counts toward total and is non-refundable.
How to Write a TV Pilot Script
By the end of this course, you will be efficient in the following:
- Developing a strong story concept
- Structuring/Writing a compelling pilot episode
- Crafting engaging characters and backstories
- Writing effective and authentic dialogue
- Understanding the 5-Act TV structure
- Understanding the TV business and how to pitch you story idea
Course Logistics
- Location – Zoom
- Meeting Times – M, W, Th, Sun from 5:30pm – 7:30pm EST
- Price - $975
Course Requirements:
- A working laptop or desktop computer
- Folder or 3-ring binder
- A pen or pencil
- Notebook Paper
- Final Draft, or any other free scriptwriting software such as Celtx. You can also opt to use Word.
- An optimistic attitude and willingness to learn
Course Includes:
- Electronic TV episode pilot scripts (for reading and formatting purposes)
- Zoom-based writing lectures
- Writing Room “Breakout Rooms”
- Downloadable Course Schedule
- Final TV Pilot Episode formatted according to industry standards
Course Overview:
Age Requirement – 16 years old and up
Enrollment Number – 8 Individuals
Morality Clause – I welcome all creative ideas but will not allow any of my students to create a TV Pilot episode that involves overly excessive vulgarity or discriminatory remarks about religion, race, ethnicity, or gender.
Week 1
Week 2
Character Development, Story Idea Generation, Detailed Outline for Act One, Write Act One in Screenplay Format, Revise Act One Script
Week 3
TV Scriptwriting vs. Screenwriting, Common TV Scriptwriting Mistakes, Detailed Outline for Act Two and Three, Write Act Two and Three in Screenplay Format
Week 4
Revise Act Two and Three Script, Detailed Outline for Act Four and Five, Write Act Four and Five in Screenplay Format, Evaluations of Story and Characters, Revisions and Rewrites
*Click here to secure your spot for class, starting January 2026. Specific start date will be released upon successful enrollment. $50 deposit counts toward total and is non-refundable.
Turn Your Ideas Into Finished Scripts and Stories
Join my interactive virtual workshops and gain the skills, confidence, and support you need to bring your creative vision to life.
🔒 Your project is always kept confidential.
💳 Installment payment plans available through Affirm or by request.