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Seminar Register On Site About Creative Screenwriting Magazine Home Page | Uniting Story Structure & Character Arc The One-Day Seminar July 25, 2009 9 a.m.-5 p.m. (See main seminar page for hotel information) On-site registration 8 a.m-8:45 a.m. On-site Registration $139 -- seats are available. See "Refund and Pricing Policy" below. What You Will Learn In This Seminar: In
the best screenplays and novels and short stories, the heroes must
achieve two compelling goals: an outer journey of accomplishment; and a
deeper, inner journey of transformation and fulfillment. In the
special, all day seminar, Hollywood script and story consultant Michael
Hauge, best-selling author of Writing Screenplays That Sell and Selling Your Story in 60 Seconds: The Guaranteed Way to Get Your Screenplay or Novel Read, presents his unique approach to mastering these two essential components of your story. Topics covered will include:
* The primary goal of all story * Turning plot structure from a complicated concept into a simple, powerful tool you can easily apply to every story * The power of desire, need, longing and destiny * The essential conflict all characters must face * The single key to creating character arc and theme * Creating unique, believable and fulfilling love stories * Adapting novels and true stories into film If you want to elevate screenwriting and storytelling to the highest possible level, this event is a must. MICHAEL HAUGE is a Hollywood script consultant and writers’ coach, and the best-selling 
author of Selling Your Story in 60 Seconds: The Guaranteed Way to Get
Your Screenplay or Novel Read, and Writing Screenplays That Sell, now
in its 35th printing. He has consulted on projects starring Will Smith,
Julia Roberts, Jennifer Lopez, Kirsten Dunst, Charlize Theron and
Morgan Freeman, as well as for every major studio and network. Michael
has lectured to more than 40,000 writers, filmmakers and corporate
executives throughout the world. He can be reached through his web site
at www.ScreenplayMastery.com Who Should Attend: THIS SEMINAR IS IDEAL FOR: Screenwriters, TV Writers, Producers, Directors, Creative Executives and more.
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