Complete Creative Writing Megacourse: Beginner To Expert

Learn how to become a creative writer and write a book like a pro with this step-by-step course!

What you'll learn
How to start writing
How to know what to tell
How to find your own structure
How to write a synopsis
How to create a plot
How to create and develop your characters
How to create a script for a movie
The principles of the text and the subtext
Requirements
No previous knowledge of creative writing required
A desire to learn!
A positive attitude!
Description
Learn Creative Writing!Have you always wanted to become a creative writer pro? Regardless of your level as a writer, your experience or expertise, this is the course for you. As an amateur you will learn how to start from zero ground to the level of hero writers. As an experienced creative writer, you will learn here how to plan, organize, and present your work, how to design and develop your project professionally and how to present it on a professional document to any editor, publisher, or producer.In this course, you’re going to learn everything you need to know to get you started with creative writing, from styles, methods, techniques to how to write fiction or not fiction and learning forms, not formulas. You’ll even learn the different ways to develop your own characters.Our instructor has years of experience not only in creative writing, but also in teaching and the expertly-crafted syllabus is designed to be easy to follow and thorough. We’ve even included plenty of examples explained for you to study. That’s why this is the only Creative Writing course you’ll ever need to create awesome stories and write like a pro!Start writing today!After taking this course, you will be able to:Create a story from scratchDevelop your own characters, with backstory, familiar story and antecedentsCatch ideas from your daily lifeSet a writing routineUse the instruments of writing: plot, form, rhythm, tone, style and introduction

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Welcome to the Course

Lecture 2 Creativity: Give Yourself Permission to Be Creative

Section 2: Basics

Lecture 3 The Idea (The Starter, an Image, a Story, a Conflict)

Lecture 4 Theme (What Do We Write About?)

Lecture 5 Main Character

Lecture 6 A Passive Protagonist vs. An Active One

Lecture 7 The Others (Secondary Characters)

Lecture 8 The Wall (Identify Your Main Conflict. Dramatic Conflict)

Lecture 9 “Bad M. F.” (Build a Strong Antagonist)

Lecture 10 Stairway to Hell or to Heaven (The Structure)

Lecture 11 Bridge by Bridge (The 3 Acts Structure)

Lecture 12 The Hero Path

Lecture 13 Discover Your Own Way (Create on the Going vs. A Map of Route)

Lecture 14 Conclusion

Lecture 15 Catching My Own Story

Section 3: Creating a Story in a Symphony

Lecture 16 Introduction

Lecture 17 The Instruments of the Art of Writing (The Plot, Form, Rhythm, Tone, Style)

Lecture 18 The Style (Developing the Method. Hemingway’s Iceberg Method)

Lecture 19 The Text, Context, and Subtext

Lecture 20 The Narrator

Lecture 21 Phrase by Phrase (Focus on the Details)

Lecture 22 The Scene (When to Enter When to Leave)

Lecture 23 The Job of the Reader

Lecture 24 Catching Ideas

Lecture 25 The Case of Elisa Lam

Section 4: Creating and Developing Characters

Lecture 26 Introduction

Lecture 27 Characters: The Story of a Killer (“Perfume” and Grenouille as the Protagonist)

Lecture 28 Develop Your Characters (Backstory, Familiar Story,, Shadows and Lights)

Lecture 29 Archetypes

Lecture 30 The Dialogue

Lecture 31 Six Mistakes

Lecture 32 Transformation Arc

Lecture 33 Exercise

Section 5: The Overview

Lecture 34 Introduction

Lecture 35 The Universe of the Story

Lecture 36 When and Where is My Story Located?

Lecture 37 Play with Space, Plots, and Times

Lecture 38 Conclusion

Section 6: The Synopsis

Lecture 39 Types of Synopsis

Lecture 40 Exercise

Section 7: Creative Writing Languages (Developing Genres)

Lecture 41 Introduction

Lecture 42 The Short Story

Lecture 43 Exercise

Lecture 44 The Novel

Lecture 45 Poetry

Lecture 46 Essay

Lecture 47 Script for a Movie or a Play

Section 8: Starting Over

Lecture 48 Introduction

Lecture 49 Set a Writing Routine

Lecture 50 Write Drunk, Edit Sober

Lecture 51 The Right Word and the Screaming Test

Lecture 52 Block the Writer’s Block: Creative Writing Exercises, Finding Your Space

Lecture 53 Good Luck, a Conclusion

Lecture 54 Last Words

Anyone who wants to learn to write and tell stories - no experience needed!,Writers/editors who want to learn new styles and methods,Anyone with specialised needs (proofreaders, screenwriters, students, teachers)