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Script Writing for Nonfiction Video

Offered By: LinkedIn Learning

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Screenwriting Courses Storytelling Courses Filmmaking Courses Content Strategy Courses

Course Description

Overview

Learn how to write a script for a corporate project, documentary film, or any other nonfiction video project.

Syllabus

Introduction
  • Welcome
  • Using the exercise files
1. Creating and Engaging Nonfiction Stories
  • Why and how do nonfiction stories engage?
  • Motivating viewers
  • The benefits of scripting before you shoot
2. Defining Story Goals
  • Who cares about this story and why?
  • Defining success measures
  • How goal and style connect
  • Writing within an existing brand architecture
3. Building Your Story Structure
  • Developing primary and secondary characters
  • The role of setting
  • Defining point of view
  • Determining style
4. Creating a Narrative Arc
  • Developing a hook
  • The role of exposition
  • Defining a challenge
  • Defining a climax
  • Conclusion, conflict resolution, or call to action
5. Scripting Workflow
  • The outline
  • The script treatment
  • The shooting script
  • The editing script
  • Interview transcript workflow
  • The script workflow checklist and tips
6. Scripting Strategies
  • Assessing opportunities and threats
  • Involving decision makers
  • Writing before interviews have occurred
  • Throwing out your script
7. Script Writing Tools and Formats
  • Hollywood screenplay format and software
  • Multicolumn format and software
  • Creating a script template
  • Helpful tools
8. Tips for Script Pitches and Approvals
  • Using storyboards
  • Managing reviews
  • Planning to multipurpose your content
  • Future proofing
Conclusion
  • Goodbye

Taught by

Amy DeLouise

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