https://ultimatescreenwritercourse.com/curriculum.html https://ultimatescreenwritercourse.com/media/thumbnail01.png Lesson 1: Thinking Like a Screenwriter Understand the market, the 'three masters' (money, talent, public), and the role of the coverage reader. https://ultimatescreenwritercourse.com/media/desktop-Lesson-One-Thinking-Like-A-Screenwriter.mp4 520 2025-12-07T08:00:00-08:00 yes no Ron Osborn https://ultimatescreenwritercourse.com/media/thumbnail02.png Lesson 2: The Essential Needs of the Narrative Learn why conflict ('Define the need, create the obstacle') is the basis for all narrative, driven by stakes, tension, and emotion. https://ultimatescreenwritercourse.com/media/desktop-Lesson-Two-The-Essential-Need-Of-The-Narrative.mp4 222 2025-12-07T08:00:00-08:00 yes no Ron Osborn https://ultimatescreenwritercourse.com/media/thumbnail03.png Lesson 3: Coming Up With an Idea Discover how to find a 'narrative springboard' (a notion, arena, character, or location) and what makes an idea viable. https://ultimatescreenwritercourse.com/media/desktop-Lesson-Three-Coming-Up-With-An-Idea.mp4 199 2025-12-07T08:00:00-08:00 yes no Ron Osborn https://ultimatescreenwritercourse.com/media/thumbnail04.png Lesson 4: Three-act Structure Master the classic three-act structure, including key plot points like act breaks and the mid-point. https://ultimatescreenwritercourse.com/media/desktop-Lesson-Four-Three-Act-Structure.mp4 427 2025-12-07T08:00:00-08:00 yes no Ron Osborn https://ultimatescreenwritercourse.com/media/thumbnail05.png Lesson 5: On Theme Understand theme as the underlying, unifying idea of a story that guides plot, character, and informs every scene. https://ultimatescreenwritercourse.com/media/desktop-Lesson-Five-On-Theme.mp4 123 2025-12-07T08:00:00-08:00 yes no Ron Osborn https://ultimatescreenwritercourse.com/media/thumbnail06.png Lesson 6: Scenes and Sequences Learn the mechanics of a scene (beginning, middle, end) and how sequences group scenes to move the story forward. https://ultimatescreenwritercourse.com/media/desktop-Lesson-Six-Scenes-&-Sequences.mp4 107 2025-12-07T08:00:00-08:00 yes no Ron Osborn https://ultimatescreenwritercourse.com/media/thumbnail07.png Lesson 7: On Character Explore how to create compelling characters with defining entrances and deep backstories using the Physiology, Psychology, Sociology model. https://ultimatescreenwritercourse.com/media/desktop-Lesson-Seven-On-Character.mp4 205 2025-12-07T08:00:00-08:00 yes no Ron Osborn https://ultimatescreenwritercourse.com/media/thumbnail08.png Lesson 8: Dialogue Exposition Master the art of writing dialogue that reveals character, using subtext and embedding necessary information (exposition) naturally. https://ultimatescreenwritercourse.com/media/desktop-Lesson-Eight-Dialogue-Exposition.mp4 239 2025-12-07T08:00:00-08:00 yes no Ron Osborn https://ultimatescreenwritercourse.com/media/thumbnail09.png Lesson 9: Point of View Learn how choosing a P.O.V. is crucial for revealing plot and connecting emotionally with the audience. https://ultimatescreenwritercourse.com/media/desktop-Lesson-Nine-Point-Of-View.mp4 85 2025-12-07T08:00:00-08:00 yes no Ron Osborn https://ultimatescreenwritercourse.com/media/thumbnail10.png Lesson 10: Comedy vs. Drama Discover that comedy and drama share the same narrative needs, and how to find humor in tragedy and character flaws. https://ultimatescreenwritercourse.com/media/desktop-Lesson-Ten-Comedy-Vs.-Drama.mp4 208 2025-12-07T08:00:00-08:00 yes no Ron Osborn https://ultimatescreenwritercourse.com/media/thumbnail11.png Lesson 11: Writing Genre and High Concept Understand how to write for specific genres and develop 'High-Concept' ideas that are easily pitchable. https://ultimatescreenwritercourse.com/media/desktop-Lesson-Eleven-Genre-&-High-Concept.mp4 346 2025-12-07T08:00:00-08:00 yes no Ron Osborn https://ultimatescreenwritercourse.com/media/thumbnail12.png Lesson 12: Proper Screenplay Format Learn why professional formatting is vital to get past a reader and how to write visually to make your script flow. https://ultimatescreenwritercourse.com/media/desktop-Lesson-Twelve-Proper-Screenplay-Format.mp4 224 2025-12-07T08:00:00-08:00 yes no Ron Osborn https://ultimatescreenwritercourse.com/Lesson-One-Thinking-Like-A-Screenwriter.html https://ultimatescreenwritercourse.com/media/thumbnail01.png Lesson 1: Thinking Like a Screenwriter Understand the market, the 'three masters' (money, talent, public), and the role of the coverage reader. https://ultimatescreenwritercourse.com/media/Lesson-One-Thinking-Like-A-Screenwriter.mp4 520 2025-12-07T08:00:00-08:00 yes no Ron Osborn https://ultimatescreenwritercourse.com/Lesson-Two-The-Essential-Need-Of-The-Narrative.html https://ultimatescreenwritercourse.com/media/thumbnail02.png Lesson 2: The Essential Needs of the Narrative Learn why conflict ('Define the need, create the obstacle') is the basis for all narrative, driven by stakes, tension, and emotion. https://ultimatescreenwritercourse.com/media/Lesson-Two-The-Essential-Need-Of-The-Narrative.mp4 222 2025-12-07T08:00:00-08:00 yes no Ron Osborn https://ultimatescreenwritercourse.com/Lesson-Three-Coming-Up-With-An-Idea.html https://ultimatescreenwritercourse.com/media/thumbnail03.png Lesson 3: Coming Up With an Idea Discover how to find a 'narrative springboard' (a notion, arena, character, or location) and what makes an idea viable. https://ultimatescreenwritercourse.com/media/Lesson-Three-Coming-Up-With-An-Idea.mp4 199 2025-12-07T08:00:00-08:00 yes no Ron Osborn https://ultimatescreenwritercourse.com/Lesson-Four-Three-Act-Structure.html https://ultimatescreenwritercourse.com/media/thumbnail04.png Lesson 4: Three-act Structure Master the classic three-act structure, including key plot points like act breaks and the mid-point. https://ultimatescreenwritercourse.com/media/Lesson-Four-Three-Act-Structure.mp4 427 2025-12-07T08:00:00-08:00 yes no Ron Osborn https://ultimatescreenwritercourse.com/Lesson-Five-On-Theme.html https://ultimatescreenwritercourse.com/media/thumbnail05.png Lesson 5: On Theme Understand theme as the underlying, unifying idea of a story that guides plot, character, and informs every scene. https://ultimatescreenwritercourse.com/media/Lesson-Five-On-Theme.mp4 123 2025-12-07T08:00:00-08:00 yes no Ron Osborn https://ultimatescreenwritercourse.com/Lesson-Six-Scenes-&-Sequences.html https://ultimatescreenwritercourse.com/media/thumbnail06.png Lesson 6: Scenes and Sequences Learn the mechanics of a scene (beginning, middle, end) and how sequences group scenes to move the story forward. https://ultimatescreenwritercourse.com/media/Lesson-Six-Scenes-&-Sequences.mp4 107 2025-12-07T08:00:00-08:00 yes no Ron Osborn https://ultimatescreenwritercourse.com/Lesson-Seven-On-Character.html https://ultimatescreenwritercourse.com/media/thumbnail07.png Lesson 7: On Character Explore how to create compelling characters with defining entrances and deep backstories using the Physiology, Psychology, Sociology model. https://ultimatescreenwritercourse.com/media/Lesson-Seven-On-Character.mp4 205 2025-12-07T08:00:00-08:00 yes no Ron Osborn https://ultimatescreenwritercourse.com/Lesson-Eight-Dialogue-Exposition.html https://ultimatescreenwritercourse.com/media/thumbnail08.png Lesson 8: Dialogue Exposition Master the art of writing dialogue that reveals character, using subtext and embedding necessary information (exposition) naturally. https://ultimatescreenwritercourse.com/media/Lesson-Eight-Dialogue-Exposition.mp4 239 2025-12-07T08:00:00-08:00 yes no Ron Osborn https://ultimatescreenwritercourse.com/Lesson-Nine-Point-Of-View.html https://ultimatescreenwritercourse.com/media/thumbnail09.png Lesson 9: Point of View Learn how choosing a P.O.V. is crucial for revealing plot and connecting emotionally with the audience. https://ultimatescreenwritercourse.com/media/Lesson-Nine-Point-Of-View.mp4 85 2025-12-07T08:00:00-08:00 yes no Ron Osborn https://ultimatescreenwritercourse.com/Lesson-Ten-Comedy-Vs.-Drama.html https://ultimatescreenwritercourse.com/media/thumbnail10.png Lesson 10: Comedy vs. Drama Discover that comedy and drama share the same narrative needs, and how to find humor in tragedy and character flaws. https://ultimatescreenwritercourse.com/media/Lesson-Ten-Comedy-Vs.-Drama.mp4 208 2025-12-07T08:00:00-08:00 yes no Ron Osborn https://ultimatescreenwritercourse.com/Lesson-Eleven-Genre-&-High-Concept.html https://ultimatescreenwritercourse.com/media/thumbnail11.png Lesson 11: Writing Genre and High Concept Understand how to write for specific genres and develop 'High-Concept' ideas that are easily pitchable. https://ultimatescreenwritercourse.com/media/Lesson-Eleven-Genre-&-High-Concept.mp4 346 2025-12-07T08:00:00-08:00 yes no Ron Osborn https://ultimatescreenwritercourse.com/Lesson-Twelve-Proper-Screenplay-Format.html https://ultimatescreenwritercourse.com/media/thumbnail12.png Lesson 12: Proper Screenplay Format Learn why professional formatting is vital to get past a reader and how to write visually to make your script flow. https://ultimatescreenwritercourse.com/media/Lesson-Twelve-Proper-Screenplay-Format.mp4 224 2025-12-07T08:00:00-08:00 yes no Ron Osborn