Stage 32 Screenwriting Lab: Write Your Animated TV Pilot In 8 Weeks

Only 3 Still Available - Grab Your Spot Now

Write your animated television pilot under the mentorship of a writer and producer who has worked on hit shows like KING OF THE HILL, BEAVIS AND BUTTHEAD, WILFRED, TACOMA FD, RULES OF ENGAGEMENT, OUT OF PRACTICE, LOPEZ, and more!

**PLUS! Be connected with your instructor via email for the duration of the lab**

Payment plans available - contact edu@stage32.com for details

Do you have an idea for a great animated comedy? Maybe the next “Rick and Morty” or “Bob’s Burgers?”

Then it's time to get that idea down on paper (or at least into a laptop) and write your show's pilot script!

Hollywood executives are always looking for the next animated hit. Animated projects play well in any language and the characters never age! However in order for your script to stand out, you need to know about character and story structure. Scripts for animated shows can not rely on an actor’s charm, or improvised riffs. And because of the limitless nature of the form, the stories tend to be more involved than episodes of live action comedies.

In this exclusive interactive Stage 32 8-part lab, you will work one-on-one with an accomplished TV comedy writer/show runner to take your half-hour animated television pilot from concept to completed script. You will receive direct and personalized feedback on your work throughout the eight weeks and you walk away from this course with a vetted pilot script that you can send to producers, agents, and production companies!

Taking you through this professional-level training is Sivert Glarum, who has written for such shows as KING OF THE HILL, BEAVIS AND BUTTHEAD, and BRICKLEBERRY. Sivert has also sold animated pilots to Peacock, TBS, Bentobox, E! and Nick-At-Nite.

This hands-on experience goes much further than other Stage 32 classes and webinars. You will study successful television pilots alongside a small group of passionate writers in an interactive setting. You'll also workshop your script and your classmates' work as a group in sessions and have take-home assignments, so your script is always progressing and getting stronger.

Spots to work with Sivert are limited. Once they're filled, they are gone. Don't miss out on your chance to write your animated TV pilot script and work one-on-one with one of the best in the business today!