The British Academy for Training and Development presents this course in (The Art of Drama and Script Writing) for all individuals wishing to develop new ideas and qualities about the Art of Drama, as well as learning the latest methods for creating a successful Script.

• Directors and owners of Drama Production Firms.
• Senior Directors of TV and Radio Production.
• Authors, Writers, and Creative Script Writers.
• Media Professionals who want to acquire solid skills of successful Media Broadcasters.
• Graduates of Media Sections and other Majors wishing to launch their career in the Media industry.
• Students of Media Departments in public and private universities.
• Trainers in all training specialties.

How will trainees benefit from the Script Writing Course?

After completing the program, trainees will be able to master the following topics:

• Working stages prior to Script Writing.
• Supplying Drama Characters with roles and draw features of story or drama in professional style.
• Acquire and enhance Script Writing skills.
• Identify the basic qualities and skills required for TV Script Writing and Broadcasting.
• Developing the most effective communication skills required for successful TV Broadcaster.

• Important information about the script and dialogue.
• Principles of writing dramatic texts.
• Steps to write the script.
• How to choose the appropriate topic.
• Mechanisms for determining the goal of writing.
• The art of searching for information on a topic.
• Scenario and dramatic text processing skills.
• Modern methods and techniques in script writing.
• The different drama schools and the differences between them in terms of the dramatic style followed.
• Skills of drafting the dramatic summary and arranging the dramatic events and characters within the story and scenario.
• The skills of arranging the sequence within the dramatic summaries and how to sequence events and the order of their presentation.
• Screenwriting skills in accordance with the rules and standards of standard script writing.
• The rules and conditions to be followed in the art of drama and script writing.
• Write the full text.
• Writing the incomplete text.
• Format of script writing.
• Explanation of the scenario events.
• Indication of phonemes of dialogue, music, sound effects and comments.
• Text revision.
• Evaluate the text.
• Final output of the script.
• Practical exercises and identification and analysis of ideal models.