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Goldsmiths, University of London
MA Script Writing
MA Script Writing at Goldsmiths, University of London focuses on the creative, analytical and professional aspects of script writing, in the context of the contemporary film, television and radio industries.
The programme is aimed at those who already have some writing experience, but who want to develop professional skills and expertise as screen or radio script writers. It is geared towards developing each student's own writing and distinctive voice, to enable you to pitch for employment and production funding in a highly competitive industry.
You complete the programme with a feature film or equivalent television or radio script. You also gain knowledge of the film, television or radio industries and some of the contacts necessary to market your projects.
The core course is designed to give you the skills and understanding required to develop your Treatment for a feature film or equivalent television or radio script. The course is taught mostly with workshops, in which you present and discuss your own work with other students in a supportive environment. There are also class exercises, lectures, screenings, master classes, seminars and individual tutorials.
Click here for further details of Goldsmiths, University of London's MA Script Writing degree.

