Workshops

Scriptwriting Essentials & The Art of Writing Strong Female Characters™
at Reel Sisters 28th Anniversary Celebration

Scriptwriting Essentials: The Art of Writing Strong Female Characters™ (HYBRID)

Scriptwriting Essentials: The Art of Writing Strong Female Characters

Reel Sisters + BRIC present Scripwriting Essentials (HYBRID)

DATES: 4/15/25, 4/17/25, 4/22/25, 4/29/25 (Zoom), 5/1/25 (Zoom) and 5/8/25

TIME: 6 pm-8 pm ET/ 3 pm-5 pm PT

Registration Fee: $225 (plus Eventbrite fees)

Instructor: Rachel Ingram

Workshop sells out quickly, register as soon as possible.

 

This is a hybrid workshop, online writers are welcomed to participate via Zoom. Some sessions are via Zoom.

Learn the foundations of scriptwriting and write the first few pages of your script in this six session class. Enjoy a beginning scriptwriting workshop that will cover the essentials of writing scripts for TV, Film and Web Series. Create a character driven script for your audience. Award-winning screenwriter/producer Rachel Ingram (Lifetime)  will guide you in developing scripts for film and television.

Scriptwriting Essentials will offer tips on pitching your script to such major content platforms as OWN, Netflix, Lifetime and HBO. You will learn how to write strong and richly layered women characters as well as the nuts and bolts of writing scripts that sell. 

Enjoy a nurturing and open creative environment where you will have a chance to write your first script or develop a work-in-progress.

ABOUT OUR INSTRUCTOR

ABOUT THE INSTRUCTOR

Rachel Ingram is a New York-bred and based storyteller. She has worked extensively in the New York theatre scene as a performer and director at the Lark, the Tank, the Flea and New York Theatre Workshop. She got her start as a screenwriter on Apple TV and A24’s series Sunny as a writers’ assistant. She has most recently served as screenwriter and co-executive producer of a trilogy of films based on music by Mary J Blige produced by Blue Butterfly Productions and Davis Entertainment airing on Lifetime. The question, “what is our responsibility to each other?” keeps her up at night and is the connective tissue between her art and life. She is repped by IAG.