La construction de personnages et de dialogues
Quebec's screenwriters' guild runs this six-day French-language course on building fiction characters for film and TV and on what dialogue does, from function to subtext.
closes in 3 days
Workshop or class The Hurst, Shropshire, United Kingdom
Run by Arvon
Writers turning a novel, a podcast or a true family story into a TV series, single drama or play can spend Monday to Saturday at Arvon's Shropshire house with Hannah Griffiths, who runs adaptations at Banijay UK, and playwright and screenwriter David Eldridge. Rights, pitching and the script itself are all covered.
Starts Nov 9, 2026 (starts in 20 days)
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It runs Nov 9 to 14, 2026 in The Hurst, Shropshire.
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Four group workshops held in the mornings, one tutorial with each tutor, an evening talk by guest Pia Masters, a week's room and board, and free afternoons to write.
Quebec's screenwriters' guild runs this six-day French-language course on building fiction characters for film and TV and on what dialogue does, from function to subtext.
closes in 3 days
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