Stage 32 8-Part Screenwriting Lab: Write your Animation Feature or TV Script (March 2026)

Private, interactive lab on Zoom with Evan Anglin, Co-Head of Animation at Zero Gravity Management

Receive hands-on instruction, one-sheets guidance, and script consultations

Only 10 spots available! 2 Spots Remain!

Payment plans available at checkout or email edu@stage32.com

Streamers and studios are pouring more than ever into original animated content for TV and film, and right now is your moment to jump in. Imagine bringing your own unforgettable characters to life, building imaginative worlds, and writing stories that make directors, artists, and audiences sit up and take notice. In this exclusive Stage 32 lab, you will learn how to turn your ideas into scripts that are ready to pitch and walk away with a fully developed animation feature or TV script, plus the skills, tools, and confidence to stand out in today’s market!

Animation is limitless, but that freedom can be tricky. Many writers focus only on dialogue or pile on ideas without grounding them in story and emotion. Your scripts need to inspire every part of the production, from voice actors to animators, and this lab will show you exactly how to do that with confidence and flair.

You will learn from Evan Anglin, Co-Head of Animation at Zero Gravity Management, who represents top showrunners, feature writers, and directors. Evan has helped launch award-winning careers and produced standout projects like STEM NIGHT and THE PANIC. He knows exactly what studios and streamers are looking for and will give you the insider guidance to take your scripts from concept to industry-ready.

By the end of this lab, you will know how to craft memorable characters, design immersive worlds, and tell stories that balance humor, heart, and visual excitement. You will create beat sheets and one-sheets that grab attention and learn how to naturally weave STEM or educational elements into kids’ content. Most importantly, you will leave with a polished animation feature or TV script and the confidence to take your ideas from page to screen and make 2026 the year your animation project comes to life!

This interactive Stage 32 lab is held on Zoom and goes substantially more in depth than a Stage 32 webinar. Best of all? As soon as you sign up you will be linked on email with your Stage 32 Educator and given a questionnaire to fill out and send back to them. You will have access to your Educator for the duration of your class by email to ask them any questions you have about your craft or career - it’s like having a mentor on demand! And, if you can't make a live session, don't worry! All class recordings will be available 48 hours after each session and you will be able to view them in your Library on your Stage 32 profile. Finally, you can expand your network with like-minded creatives - you'll have a dedicated lounge for interactive support and discussions with your fellow classmates!

PLUS! You will receive the following handouts:

• Beat Sheet Templates

• Character Sketch Worksheets

• One-Sheet Examples for TV & Film

Testimonial from previous students:

"I cannot say enough good about Evan.  Being a retired teacher, I see his good teaching techniques. He was able to pace his lessons well, despite student technical issues and different student personalities. He was patient as a saint. I learned more than I can express on the spot.  Evan was great at presenting just the right samples to illustrate his point.  One great discovery that is fresh on my mind is that Evan taught me that I can do what I think I can’t if I just give myself the time. This class was definitely worth the money and then some." -Kelly 

"I thoroughly enjoyed the class. He is an excellent teacher/facilitator. Even's feedback was clear and very helpful. He was supportive and honest. I liked that the class was interactive and participatory." -Sandra

"As in the last class I took with Evan, Evan took his time with each one of us beyond our 1:1s.  He uses illustrative animations to make his points.  I’m a visual learner, so this is great for me.  He rephrases his questions if we don’t seem to be on the same plain.  He is alert to where his students are and does all he can to get them up to par.  Perhaps he was a teacher in a prior life?  I’d recommend any class from Evan." -Kelly Ann