Fundamentals of Screenwriting is the first script composition workshop offered by Meddin
Studios, the premiere digital production facility in the southeast. Meddin offers comprehensive
services in the production process, and is continuing this commitment with an integral step of
preproduction: constructing a quality script. The course will empower participants with an
accessible tool-set of skills that will allow them to craft the script that best suits their voice as an
author.

Participants seeking to enter the realm of screenwriting for the first time will find Fundamentals in
Screenwriting an accessible launch pad for their projects as an introductory exercise to feature
work, and experienced writers will discover alternatives to their existing technique. Students are
required to use a thumb drive with at least 1 GB of memory.

The courses will encompass the modern screenwriting experience, with individual classes in which students can explore their preferred avenue of expression: feature-length scripts, television scripts, and short-form scripts. The fourth class will cover the final editing, pitching, and submission of their chosen script form. Participants may enroll in any of the class they desire, for a registration fee of $100 per class, or for all four classes at the rate of $300. Saturday, May 29th - 10am-3pm CLASS ONE: "THE FEATURE FRONTIER" more info Saturday, June 5th - 10am-3pm CLASS TWO: "TELEVISION IS REVISION" more info Saturday, June 12th - 10am-3pm CLASS THREE: "SHORTS AND SNACK MEDIA" more info Saturday, June 19th - 10am-3pm CLASS FOUR: "PITCHING YOUR WORK" more info Each class will include a lecture, practical writing lab, and literary critique session, with a one- hour lunch break provided.		Fundamentals in Screenwritingwill be taught by Lee Keeler, the first MFA graduate in Dramatic Writing in the history of SCAD. Keeler has taught script composition for the Savannah College of Art and Design Community Education Program, and has written professional shorts that have appeared in film festivals worldwide. At no additional charge, a follow-up course, The Dramatist Forum, will be offered to registered students once a month for the following three months, allowing them to bring in their material as it develops. Extensive notes on revision/editing and screenwriting updates will be offered for participants. Meetings will take place during the following times: Saturday, July 3rd, 10am-12pm Saturday, July 31st, 10am-12pm Saturday, August 28th, 10am-12pm RSVP Lee Keeler ph: 712-898-0588 keeler337@gmail.com Staci Donegan ph: 912-944-6111 e: s.donegan@meddinstudios.com contact us