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Lloyd - Chelsea, United Kingdom£21
£21Storytelling from Scratch: Creative Writing Course
Your ideas define you. Begin your writing journey with this course in prose. Designed with new writers in mind, we will explore how to develop your own creative process, writing techniques, and effective editing. After the full course, you will have the tools to start writing for competition, as well as a fully edited short story to kick off your creative writing portfolio. All are welcome, whether you are comfortable with storytelling concepts and have been writing for years, or you are just starting on your creative writing career! Please find the course structure below: Storytelling from Scratch course plan: 1) Creative processes: developing your own way of writing and finding your voice “How can I write my story?” 2) Short form story structure: the story circle in practice “How do I structure a short story?” 4) Writing techniques: exploring literary devices “How can I make my writing unique?” 5) Character and theme: building your characters and finding conflict “How can I give my writing a deeper meaning?” 6) Planning and logistics: exploring your story idea, research, and targeted readership “Who are you writing your story for?” 7) Efficient editing: how to edit for competition “Is this the best version of my story?” 8) Workshop 1: applying theory and planning your story “What is your story about?” 9) Workshop 2: editing your first draft “How can I tell this story better?” 10) Workshop 3: editing final drafts and recognising your reader “Am I ready to finish this story?”
Storytelling · Creative writing · Writing
Gleidys - Santa Clara, Cuba£57
£57Introduction to Journalism / Introduction to Journalism
Journalism has been, is, and will be an ever-evolving activity, in a world that we know as changing. History records that the fundamental form of communication at the dawn of humanity was oral-written, but in the recent past, journalistic activity found an expansion in film, television, and radio. However, Teletext and the digital press open up a formidable field of possibilities for communications in the 21st century. So the historical panorama of journalism is broad enough to write much more than just a chronicle. Do you want to be a journalist? Do you want to learn the ins and outs of this activity as old as it is necessary? In the Introduction to Journalism class, you will have the basic tools to train yourself as an excellent communicator. As a journalist and graduate student, I am interested in academic research in the areas of Humanities and Social Sciences, as well as historical, philosophical, linguistic and communicative research on the media, and my main goal now is to continue studying this and other gnoseological phenomena in various postgraduate lines. Join my class! In the end, life is a beautiful chronicle, and you will have the tools to describe it. Journalism has been, is and will be an activity in perpetual evolution, in a world that we know as changing. History records that the fundamental form of communication at the dawn of humanity was oral-written, but in the recent past, journalistic activity found expansion in cinema, television and radio. However, teletext and the digital press open a formidable field of possibilities for communications in the 21st century. So, the historical panorama of journalism is broad enough to write much more than a simple chronicle. Do you want to be a journalist? Do you want to learn the ins and outs of this craft that is as old as it is necessary? In the Introduction to Journalism class, you will have the basic tools to train yourself as an excellent communicator. I, as a journalist and graduate student, am interested in academic research in the areas of Humanities and Social Sciences, as well as historical, philosophical, linguistic and communicological research on the media, and my main goal now is to continue studying this and other epistemological phenomena in various postgraduate lines. Join my class! In the end, life is a beautiful chronicle, and you will have the tools to describe it.
Mass communication · Social studies · Creative writing
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