Let NYU Professor Marilyn Horowitz help you…

Finish your screenplay, get an agent, sell your script, make your movie, publish your book. Coach privately, enroll in classes at NYU, buy the books, come to events where Professor Marilyn Horowitz is speaking.

How to Write a Screenplay in 10 Weeks

This is a new and improved version of the workbook used as the standard reference for several New York University screenwriting courses. It can be used at both the graduate and undergraduate levels as well as adult and continuing education. Unique in the field of screenwriting education for their classic, workbook-style format, Marilyn’s “How to Write…” series of books combine instruction with fill-in-the blank exercises to lead students, step-by-step, through the process of writing a screenplay.

Cost: $49.95

 

The 4 Magic Questions of Screenwriting This book will end the agony that plagues screenwriters of all levels: How to structure a script. This revolutionary technique helps writers structure, write, and rewrite scripts with ease. By asking your characters these four simple questions you will be able to outline your screenplay like magic. The Four Magic Questions of Screenwriting, part of the Horowitz System of writing taught at NYU for over 10 years, has helped hundreds of writers create their screenplays fast.

Cost: $29.95

            

Brand new workshop!

Finding Yes

Script strategy – the practical business of writing to sell – a new approach to marketing and story development for serious writers.
In this must-attend, one-time class, Marilyn Horowitz, NYU Professor & Script Consultant, with Stuart Wrede, Founding Partner of Wrede Vainshtein Management, will show you how to take an existing project and align it for the marketplace.  Until you get one, you have to be your own screenplay manager/consultant/agent/ and in this unique class will learn how to extend your writing skills into increasing the marketability of your material.
Please bring 5 ideas to create loglines, (or improve existing loglines of 5 ideas) and find out if your screenplay idea is seaworthy in today’s competitive environment. Loglines of a few select participants will be work-shopped live in class. This is the only workshop of its kind, and costs only $100 to attend.
Extremely limited availability.
Wine & cheese will be served.
Monday – May 21, 2012
7-9PM
113 West 27th Street
3rd Floor
 (Between 6th/7th avenue)
NY, NY 10001
If you have questions please call, 212/600-1115

 


IMPROV Classes – For Writers
We are having so much fun,  exploring new creative landscapes
- every Wednesday from 6-8 @ ArtMar Studios, 60 W. 71st St.
The series of 4 classes is only $100 – call us to join the fun!  212/600-1115
Discounts for Alums, NYU students, and NYWIFT members


BRAND NEW WORKSHOP! 

NY Screenwriters Workshop
Saturday, May 19
3-5PM
in NYC, Location TBD
TAMING THE WILD & WOOLY SECOND ACT!
Adding More Conflict to your ScreenplayThe biggest problems writers have (besides the 1st and 3rd acts) is the 2nd act – in this adventurous and challenging workshop, we corral the wild 2nd act and learn to bring it under control (hint hint – the 2nd act is actually 2 stories). Participating in this workshop with Professor Marilyn Horowitz is a surefire way to get your unruly 2nd act to a manageable size, and you will learn a better way to create a stronger character arc. Suggested reading for this workshop is The 4 Magic Questions of Screenwriting, copies will be available at a discount at the workshop.

 

Pitchfest
June 1-3
Los Angeles, CA
Marilyn will be teaching masterclasses at the Great American PitchFest is an annual event where screenwriters can meet with producers, agents, development executives, managers, and other industry professionals to pitch their TV show and movie scripts.

 

Philadelphia Writer’s Conference
June 8-10
Philadelphia, PA
Marilyn will be teaching seminars and classes at the Philadelphia Writers’ Conference is one of the oldest on going writers’ conference in the country.

 

Good luck and happy writing,

Marilyn Horowitz Copyright ©2012 MarilynHorowitz