Teaches Dramatic Writing

MasterClass, founded in California in 2015, delivers a premium online learning experience taught by world-renowned experts across arts, business, sports and science. The platform emphasizes cinematic production values and concise, example-driven lessons that make advanced techniques accessible and engaging for learners at many levels. With a catalog designed to inspire, MasterClass showcases how leading practitioners approach craft, career and creativity through demonstration and storytelling.

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This program is for students who want to learn dramatic writing from a Pulitzer Prize-winning writer. The non-degree program is one week long and taught in English. You'll learn from David Mamet, a renowned writer of plays like Glengarry Glen Ross.

The curriculum covers the rules of drama, dialogue nuances, and developing your own voice. You'll learn how to turn life's moments into dramatic art and create your masterpiece. This program will help you improve your writing skills and understand the craft of dramatic writing.

After completing this program, you can pursue careers as a Screenwriter, Playwright, or Tv Writer. You may also find work as a Script Editor or Content Creator. These roles are available in the entertainment industry, theater, or publishing companies.