Keys to realising your potential as a writer and storyteller

Some key features that the Writers' Studio offers to help you to realise your potential as a writer.

Learn how to access the power of your imagination, the true source of creativity.

Build, develop and maintain confidence in your writing and your story. Discover that writing is a glorious adventure and you have more talent and ability than you could have imagined.

Work with someone who has dedicated his life to working with the creative process and story structure and keeping writers and their stories on track.

Find the story you want to write. One that will inspire you to write it and your readers to read it.

Develop tools and techniques to draw readers into your fictional world and keep them there.

Use scene templates to develop internal and external conflict into every scene.

Master the details of story structure - 90 per cent of novels and screenplays are rejected because of poor structure.

Learn how to use structural techniques like turning points, story templates, scene and sequencing techniques to build drama and tension.

Follow a 29 step process to take you from initial story idea to a completed first draft in ten months.

The Writers' Studio has broken down the process of writing a novel or screenplay iinto daily manageable chunks so that you can work through it one step, one scene at a time. By the end of ten months you will have completed your first draft.

Write a story that has readers wanting to know what happens next while taking your main character on an emotional and spiritual journey of change. This is the classic story writing form that works for all genres.

Story structure will expand your imagination and push you in directions that will surprise and delight you and your readers.

You don't need to re-invent the wheel. Weekly coaching and guidance will bring out the best in you and your work.

Every week in The Novel and Script Course - First Draft you will be work on your story through our unique, interactive online steps board with Roland Fishman.

Use creative feedback, expert direction and exercises to hone your ideas and develop the dramatic power and potential of your story.

To write to your potential you have to develop a writing habit and discipline. Discipline being the ability to give yourself instructions and then follow them.

Excellence is a commitment to completion.

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