Script
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Screen.
Script to Screen: Storytelling for Film & TV
For youth ages 12-17 in Victoria, BC.
Dates & Times:
Wednesdays, April 2 – May 7, 2025 | 6:30 PM – 8:30 PMLocation:
KWENCH Coworking & Event Space (2031 Store St Suite A, Victoria, BC)Cost:
Register before March 26 or with discount code
$195/6 sessionsRegister After March 26
$215/6 sessionsNote: Need-based bursaries available, please email for more information
🎬 Do you dream of writing for the big screen? Whether you’re a movie buff, a TV show fanatic, or just love telling stories, this hands-on screenwriting course will help bring your ideas to life!
No prior screenwriting experience is needed—just your imagination and a love of storytelling!
Over six weeks, work with an industry professional to learn the fundamentals of screenwriting—including structure, dialogue, and action—while crafting your very own short screenplay. With weekly writing prompts, group discussions, and expert guidance, you’ll gain the skills and confidence to develop a compelling script from start to finish. Plus, you’ll have the chance to showcase your work in a creative final project!
What You’ll Learn:
✅ The art of writing realistic dialogue
✅ How to build compelling characters and stories
✅ How to format and structure a screenplay
✅ Ways to revise and improve your script with feedback
✅ Creative ways to showcase your final work
Spots are limited—sign up today!
Meet Your Instructor – Mo Bradley
Mo Bradley is an award-winning filmmaker with over 40 short films screened at festivals worldwide. Their debut feature, Two 4 One (2014), won multiple festival awards. With over 25 years of experience in the film industry, Bradley has served on numerous artist-run and film centre boards, including the IMAA. They have taught screenwriting and filmmaking at the University of Victoria, University of Regina, and UBC. Currently, Bradley is developing the TV series Dopamine and the Telefilm-funded feature Missing: Presumed Dead.
