Published 3/2023
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 676.52 MB | Duration: 0h 30m

Hollywood dialogue secrets. Professional writing techniques to help build memorable dialogue people will gravitate to.
What you'll learn
Introduction to mastering your Dialogue
Dialogue Techniques for Dynamic and Engaging Characters
How to make your dialogue more active and action-oriented
Use these Dialogue Tricks to Build Relationships or Create Conflict
Simple literary devices that can create a sense of contrast or surprise in your dialogue
Tips to expertly reveal a character's inner thoughts and emotions in their dialogue
Create Humour using these simple tools
Jumping conflict and how to avoid it (yes Jumping conflict is very bad)
Further Developing your dialogue to provide a comprehensive understanding of the use of its use in creative writing
Tearing apart and rebuilding a famous film scene with your newfound dialogue Jedi skills
Requirements
You will learn all you need to know to get started in writing great dialogue.
Description
"The quality of the dialogue is a great barometer of the quality of the script." - Ridley ScottFor years, I struggled to secure funding for my films, relying on visuals to compensate for lackluster dialogue. Though I had a solid understanding of script writing fundamentals, my dialogue always fell flat. I scoured the internet, took courses, and read books in search of the elusive secret to crafting great dialogue - but found only ambiguous answers. Eventually, I discovered the secret sauce, and in no time, went from a nobody to pitching my script at the Berlin Film Festival.In this course, I go beyond the basics of dialogue writing to explore the intricacies and mysteries of developing truly great lines. You'll learn why so many writers struggle to find the perfect words and the techniques that can dramatically improve your dialogue. You'll gain the essential tools for crafting authentic and compelling dialogue in your screenplays, including how to create distinct and believable characters through their speech patterns, implement simple tips and tricks to reveal their inner thoughts and emotions, and use dialogue to build relationships and create conflict like a pro.I'll teach you that writing great dialogue is about more than just giving your characters lines and hitting "enter." You'll learn to avoid common conversational pitfalls and other mistakes that can make your scripts a difficult read. Whether you're working on an action-packed blockbuster or a character-driven drama, a series of interactions in a game, or your latest novel, good dialogue and great characters are essential to any successful script.In this concise course, you'll gain the tools you need to deliver believable and lively dialogue, enriching your writing with engaging and interesting lines that avoid the pitfalls of "on the nose" dialogue, clunky exposition, and other bad habits. With the depth of characterization you'll gain from this course, you'll be able to easily strip away awkward dialogue and bring your writing to the next level.
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Introduction
Section 2: Dialogue Techniques for Dynamic and Engaging Characters - no no's
Lecture 2 Things to watch out for
Section 3: How to make your dialogue more active and action-oriented
Lecture 3 How to make your dialogue more active and action-oriented
Section 4: Use these Dialogue Tricks to Build Relationships or Create Conflict
Lecture 4 Add humour and wit to spice up your dialogue
Section 5: How to create a sense of contrast or surprise in your dialogue.
Lecture 5 Contrast/Surprise
Section 6: Other tips to expertly reveal a character's inner thoughts and emotions - Part 1
Lecture 6 Opposing Views
Lecture 7 Creating comparisons
Section 7: How to avoid jumping conflict
Lecture 8 Jumping Conflict
Section 8: Other tricks for further dialogue development
Lecture 9 Further development
Section 9: Rebuilding a famous film scene using what we learned.
Lecture 10 Reconstructing a famous film scene
Section 10: Extra Lecture: Deep dive into conflict
Lecture 11 Extra: Character conflict in dialogue
Section 11: End
Lecture 12 Conclusions
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