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Following in the tradition of 19-years-of-workshops throughout South Africa, The Write Journey short course is ideal for aspirant screenwriters who would like to sharpen their storytelling skills and explores the fine art of writing visual narrative, mastering the skill of plotting and structure, and developing and exploring ideas and characters.
If you are a first-time screenwriter, this workshop explores the fundamentals of what it takes to be a screenwriter in South Africa.
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