Dominic Morgan – The Scriptfella Program

Dominic Morgan - The Scriptfella Program

Have you hit the screenwriting wall?

✓You write screenplay after screenplay, but you can’t get an agent or manager.
✓You spend a fortune on screenwriting contests and the Black List – but you’re scoring 7/10 at best and never make it past the semis.
✓You select what you think is a killer premise for a movie or tv show; apply all that knowledge you’ve learned in screenwriting books and videos to your characters and plot – but still your script fails to win the attention of industry insiders.
✓You network your ass off and persuade a manager or producer to read your script – but you never hear back from them.
✓You’re working in a vacuum, desperate to know if you’re good enough to make it as a professional screenwriter, but you don’t know who to trust.

If this is you, then you’ve hit The Screenwriting Wall. The point where your writing is quite good — but it’s not good enough, and worst of all — for all the toil, time and resources you’re expending, your writing isn’t improving.

“The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again, but expecting different results.”

— Albert Einstein

You can have a killer logline, plot and character journeys — but if your script is hard to read, and dull to read, agents and producers won’t even get to page 5, let alone slug it through to your act three twist. They certainly won’t recommend other industry insiders spend time with you or your script.

However, if you can learn to entertain industry readers and give them “a good night in”, they will introduce you and your work to agents and producers — and put you forward for representation and paid writing assignments.

The Scriptfella Program can teach you how to write for the Hollywood reader.

If you want to see The Program in action, watch the FREE CLASS.

Learn to Write For The Hollywood Reader

✓Learn how to use language to bewitch industry readers and keep them reading.
✓Discover your voice as a writer and use it to get noticed by managers and agents.
✓Learn how to cure the biggest disease of amateur screenwriting: overwriting.
✓Do away with dull description. Excite the reader with cinematic language, sound design, and imagery.
✓Access intensive screenwriting tutorials that will help you improve the marketability and readability of all your scripts – past, present and future.
✓Develop the critical skills to distinguish what you should put in the script and what you should leave out.

The endgame? Learn to put the reader’s enjoyment and entertainment first, which will win you fans and general meetings in Hollywood — and put you in contention for paid writing assignments, which are the real game for pro screenwriters.

Most pro writers take ten years to learn what WGA Screenwriter Dominic Morgan can teach you in 28 days — knowledge that you can’t find in any of the screenwriting books or even at a $100k L.A. film school.

MEET YOUR INSTRUCTOR

DOMINIC MORGAN | WGA SCREENWRITER

Dominic Morgan has worked as a professional screenwriter in London and Hollywood for over two decades.

He has written 45 screenplays; 35 were optioned, commissioned or paid for by producers and studios, including projects for Scott Free (Ridley Scott), Universal, Working Title, BBC, ITV Studios & Bold Films. He is a member of the Writers Guild of America (WGA).

Dominic is passionate about film education and helping other screenwriters & filmmakers break into Hollywood.

The Scriptfella Program: The three phases

28-day course

12 HOURS OF INTENSIVE VIDEO TRAINING (ON DEMAND)

8 SELF-GUIDED WRITING ASSIGNMENTS

1: Cinematic

Stand out from the crowd. Use the five visual elements and sound design to create a cinematic script that will seduce the Hollywood reader and make you stand out from the hordes of aspiring writers struggling to break in.

2: Immersive

Hollywood readers hate reading and are easily distracted. Learn to deliver an immersive, page-turning reading experience by studying how pro screenwriters use narrative voice, language and sentence constructions.

3: Training

When it comes to screenwriting, “quite good” is not good enough. Watch Dominic Morgan provide molecular analysis on scripts written by emerging writers, which will help you identify the flaws and suboptimal writing in your own screenplays. Reinforce your learning with 8 self-guided assignments.

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