Experience two of Hollywood’s most sought-after story experts, authors and lecturers with Screenwriting and Story Secrets: The Hero’s Two Journeys.
If you’re a screenwriter, novelist, filmmaker, game developer or storyteller in any arena, this course will empower you to captivate your readers and audiences to achieve both artistic AND commercial success.
In more than 4½ hours of lecture, discussion and Q&A, Michael Hauge, author of Writing Screenplays That Sell and Selling Your Story in 60 Seconds: The Guaranteed Way to Get Your Screenplay or Novel Read; and Christopher Vogler, story analyst and author of The Writer’s Journey: Mythic Structure For Writers, unite to reveal the essential principles of plot structure, character arc, myth and transformation.
If you want to elevate your scripts and stories – AND your career — to the highest possible level, this class is a must.
They DON’T teach you this in Film School!
Here is what two top screenwriting teachers say about the course…
“This is a once in a lifetime opportunity to see two of Hollywood’s finest and smartest teachers combine their masterful approach to plot, character and commercial success.” – Rich KrevolinScreenwriting Professor at USC; Author of Screenwriting From the Soul and How to Adapt Anything into a Screenplay
“Wow! Michael Hauge and Christopher Vogler ignite the room. I’ve been a pro for nearly 20 years, and in one day this double-barreled seminar made me a better screenwriter.” – Eric Edson, Director of Graduate Screenwriting at Cal State University Northridge; Author of The Story Solution: 23 Steps All Great Heroes Must Take
Some of Chris Volger’s clients are:
- Paramount Pictures – THE SPIDERWICK CHRONICLES, BEOWULF
- Roland Emmerich – 10,000 B.C.
- Will Smith – I AM LEGEND, HANCOCK
- Helen Hunt – THEN SHE FOUND ME
- Darren Aronofsky – THE WRESTLER
Here what people are saying about Michael Hauge:
“No one is better than Michael Hauge at finding what is most authentic in every moment of a story.” – Will Smith
“I met Michael through Will Smith, who brought him in as a consultant when we were developing The Karate Kid for me to direct. I have asked for his input and guidance on every project I’ve done since.” – Harald Zwart Director: The Karate Kid; Agent Cody Banks
