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Do you dream of becoming a sensational writer? Stop dreaming and start screenwriting – go From Zero to Hero with our Write Your Short in 30 Days program.
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From Zero to Hero: Write Your Short in 30 days

Start today – write tomorrow

Struggling to find a job that fits your life goals? Working as a waitress at a cocktail bar? Toiling away at the last video rental store in town? Are you a frustrated teacher, underemployed barista, disrespected journalist, bankrupt blogger, broke housesitter, or storytelling stripper?

At night, do you dream of becoming a sensational scriptwriter?

A script supervisor is an important part of the production team of any film. So what exactly do they do and why do you need one?

Many blockbuster screenwriters had very little in the way of a formal film education. They got their start by studying movies, watching people, and putting ink to paper & writing a short film. FilmCraft is about to make your employment transition tons easier than that. Stop dreaming and start writing – go From Zero to Hero with our Write Your Short in 30 Days program.

Finally, creative education that speaks your language! Made by creators, for creators.

David Trottier’s book 'The Screenwriter's Bible' is the ideal antidote to naivety. It gives us a good look at the wizardry of screenwriting.

WTF will I be learning?

Short but sweet, all 95 minutes of our program are jam-packed with amazing information. We'll be publishing a lesson a day for the next 31 days, so check back and watch them all as we enter an inspiring new year. Make sure to do the homework to get the most out of From Zero to Hero: Write Your Short in 30 Days.

The lessons

10 other genre movies that deserved Oscar nominations
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Sundance 2018: Horrific horrors, Debauched documentaries, Inspired indies
While the U.S. West Coast is focusing on the commencement of the Oscar race after nominations were announced yesterday, in
2018 Oscar nominations: 'The Shape Of Water' and 'Three Billboards' lead the pack
The 2018 Oscar nominations: Guillermo del Toro’s ‘The Shape of Water’ leads the pack with thirteen nominations, but recent award
Sundance Film Festival 2018: VR experiments and TV firsts in post-Weinstein era
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2018 Razzies: ‘Transformers: The Last Knight’ and ‘Fifty Shades Darker’ lead the pack
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SAG Awards 2018: The wins, the snubs, the questionable fashion choices
As many of you know, this weekend saw the 24th annual Screen Actors Guild Awards honoring the best achievements in
Berlin Film Festival 2018: Everything we know so far
With this year’s Sundance kicking us into the film fest season, next up will be the 2018 Berlin Film Festival,
Friday Flicks: 'The Final Year', 'Small Town Crime', 'Mama Africa'
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SBIFF 2018: Testament to the best performances of 2017
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Are we experiencing the death of the multiplex experience?
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Frankie Stein is from Italy, but lives in Ingolstadt, Germany. Her hobbies are: reading about science, doing experiments, and travelling. She's been all around Europe and loves Scotland, London, and Russia. Her boyfriend is called Victor and they both love listening to The Cure, reading Byron, and gazing upon William Blake prints.

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