How to Write your Life Story into a TV Series While Maintaining your Full-Time Career
About This Product:
- Pressing story keeping you up all night and you don’t know where to start?
- Have a voice that wants to be heard and don’t know how to make others hear you?
- Have a full-time job, so you can’t find the time to write your TV pilot?
- TV writing feels too complicated, so you have a ton of incomplete scripts or none at all?
- Identify what story (the underlining message) you really want to tell and why!
- Adapt your story idea into a TV series!
- Apply the 3-step writing process to compliment the schedule of your full-time career!
- 5 modules.
- 1 video Introduction.
- 11 video tutorials.
- 11 tasks to complete per each part of each module.
What you need:
- Laptop or Desktop computer.
- Screenwriting software (There are both free and purchase-ready options that are downloadable online).
- Pen/notepad (unless you prefer doing everything digitally).
- Vision board materials (unless you prefer to do this digitally).
Program Details
What Do People Think About This Program?
No ratings yet.
Nitara Osbourne
Nitara Osbourne is an award-winning and produced screenwriter and editor of two Amazon bestselling self-help books. She’s written nearly 40 screenplays, TV pilots, short scripts, and treatments to date. Her feature film, Running on Empty Dreams, ran its course on Netflix, and can now be purchased on Amazon and seen on Tubi. She wrote, produced, and directed the film, which had gone on to win three prestigious Telly Awards. She also served as a college adjunct professor, teaching screenwriting at Arizona State University and Scottsdale Community College.
Most recently, some of Nitara's TV pilots have placed in competitions, including her script Chosen? (Sundance Episodic Program-2021; Stage 32/HBO Black Boy Writes Black Girl Writes mentorship initiative-2022; ScreenCraft Fellowship-2022), The Runaway Writer (Stage 32 TV Drama contest-2022; Creative Screenwriting TV Pilot competition-2022), and Diplomatically Black (Stage 32/HBO Black Boy Writes Black Girl Writes mentorship initiative-2023).
Nitara has received two “recommend/considers” from executives via Stage 32—one for her feature Sleeping on Couches and the other for her TV pilot The Runaway Writer, a welcomed accomplishment for screenwriters.
Nitara runs her own business where she mentors and/or is hired by producers and clients to write screenplays, TV scripts, and to ghostwrite/edit self-help books.
Access other courses by Nitara
Get This Course Today
Step 1: Create Your Account
Disclosure: Your background, education, experience, and work ethic may differ. There is no guarantee of success. Your results may vary. The course can be completed in 90 days or less, but may take you longer, contingent on your schedule and other personal factors.