{ "courseDescription": "Students undertake the challenging task of finishing a draft of their feature-length screen plays. Pre-requisite: Script Analysis (NSRW 0280) and Screenwriting 1: The First Act (NSRW 0381). ", "countsTowards": "the Certificate in Screenwriting.", "countsTowardsLink": "http://www.newschool.edu/public-engagement/screenwriting-certificate/", "willLearn": "How to revise your step outline to solidify structure and simplify the writing process. \nHow to re-examine, tighten, and rewrite your outline, giving close attention to structure, logic, motivation, complex character development, tone, and theme. \nAdvanced screenwriting skills through an emphasis on the specific problems of successful scene writing and the development of a professional writing style.", "benefits": "Students use their finished outlines to revise act one and draft acts two and three. \nWeekly page requirements keep students on track, while in-class reviews offer support, guidance, and direction. \nStudents finish the term with a polished and professional first draft." }

{ "courseDescription": "Students undertake the challenging task of finishing a draft of their feature-length screen plays. Pre-requisite: Script Analysis (NSRW 0280) and Screenwriting 1: The First Act (NSRW 0381). ", "countsTowards": "the Certificate in Screenwriting.", "countsTowardsLink": "http://www.newschool.edu/public-engagement/screenwriting-certificate/", "willLearn": "How to revise your step outline to solidify structure and simplify the writing process. \nHow to re-examine, tighten, and rewrite your outline, giving close attention to structure, logic, motivation, complex character development, tone, and theme. \nAdvanced screenwriting skills through an emphasis on the specific problems of successful scene writing and the development of a professional writing style.", "benefits": "Students use their finished outlines to revise act one and draft acts two and three. \nWeekly page requirements keep students on track, while in-class reviews offer support, guidance, and direction. \nStudents finish the term with a polished and professional first draft." }

{ "courseDescription": "Students undertake the challenging task of finishing a draft of their feature-length screen plays. Pre-requisite: Script Analysis (NSRW 0280) and Screenwriting 1: The First Act (NSRW 0381). ", "countsTowards": "the Certificate in Screenwriting.", "countsTowardsLink": "http://www.newschool.edu/public-engagement/screenwriting-certificate/", "willLearn": "How to revise your step outline to solidify structure and simplify the writing process. \nHow to re-examine, tighten, and rewrite your outline, giving close attention to structure, logic, motivation, complex character development, tone, and theme. \nAdvanced screenwriting skills through an emphasis on the specific problems of successful scene writing and the development of a professional writing style.", "benefits": "Students use their finished outlines to revise act one and draft acts two and three. \nWeekly page requirements keep students on track, while in-class reviews offer support, guidance, and direction. \nStudents finish the term with a polished and professional first draft." }

{ "courseDescription": "Students undertake the challenging task of finishing a draft of their feature-length screen plays. Pre-requisite: Script Analysis (NSRW 0280) and Screenwriting 1: The First Act (NSRW 0381). ", "countsTowards": "the Certificate in Screenwriting.", "countsTowardsLink": "http://www.newschool.edu/public-engagement/screenwriting-certificate/", "willLearn": "How to revise your step outline to solidify structure and simplify the writing process. \nHow to re-examine, tighten, and rewrite your outline, giving close attention to structure, logic, motivation, complex character development, tone, and theme. \nAdvanced screenwriting skills through an emphasis on the specific problems of successful scene writing and the development of a professional writing style.", "benefits": "Students use their finished outlines to revise act one and draft acts two and three. \nWeekly page requirements keep students on track, while in-class reviews offer support, guidance, and direction. \nStudents finish the term with a polished and professional first draft." }