Homeschool Creative Writing: Screenwriting

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SPECIFIC COURSE FAQS
Is this course required?
This course is a Writing Excellence course and is an “above and beyond” course from the FOUNDATIONS-DEVELOPMENT-ADVANCED series of 9-12th grade courses. If you want advanced writing skills, this course is for you.

Who should take the Advanced Fiction Writing courses?
Some say that these Advanced Fiction Writing courses are “magic” — giving your student a love of writing that no other type of writing can bring. If your student needs to kindle the fire of an enjoyment of writing, then this course is for you.

For creatives who dream of being in the film industry or being published as a novel writer, this course is essential — a lifeline to professional foundations and secrets to success. Taught by writers who are authors and screenwriters (film and TV) with terminal degrees in Creative Writing/Genre Fiction, this course is designed especially for the student who wants to be ahead in college literature and writing, the professional performance-based fields of study such as theater and film, and students who want to pursue any part of the creative storytelling industry. A number of students who have taken the advanced courses are now published writers and authors.

Can I take another writing course at the same time?
Yes! With the shorter, single-area courses here at Aquinas Writing Advantage, many students take two separate writing courses during a semester.

Courses that “fit well” with this course include the foundational fiction courses, advanced fiction courses (The Hero’s Journey, Comedy Writing, and Poetry), the High School Punctuation and Grammar 2 course (to ensure strong punctuation and grammar skills), Journalism, and Business Writing. Students planning on moving directly to a career or vocational training will benefit from the Business Writing course.

Is this course considered an English, Writing, or Literature Analysis course?
This course is considered an English, Writing, and Story Analysis (under Literature) course that prepares your student for college-level writing.