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Development of Fiction Series (Spanish, Multisub)

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Release date:2022

Author:Hernán Caffiero

Skill level:Beginner

Language:Spanish

Exercise files:Yes

Learn to change your big ideas into projects for TV and online platforms
Every audiovisual project is born from a small idea, a moment of illumination that becomes an outline, which in turn shapes a script, and so on until it appears on a television channel or on an online platform such as Netflix.

Hernán Caffiero – Chilean filmmaker and screenwriter – knows this process perfectly, having written, directed, assembled and produced “A Necessary Story”, a series of sixteen short films about the human rights violations during the Pinochet dictatorship that made him win an international Emmy in 2018 for the best short form series.

In this course, Hernán will share your process and tools to transform that great idea in your head into an attractive project for television or online platforms.

What will you learn in this online course?
You will start by getting to know Hernán, who will give you a tour of his most outstanding projects, his academic training and his influences within the world of series.

You will learn to develop your idea from the research, understanding where you want to get with the project and which platforms can give the necessary push. You will review what the market currently offers.

You will solidify your idea by developing the initial writings that will give structure, and you will begin to shape your bible by establishing basic production requirements, depending on the window chosen to conceive the script for your pilot chapter.

What elements should the bible of your project have? Hernán will share a series of tips, using his “A necessary history” series, which will help you shape your story.

You will learn to write the argument and the escaleta of your idea, defining the necessary and relevant information that should appear. Hernán will help you write an organic work where the story makes sense.

You will create the script of the pilot chapter of your series, probably the main selling tool for your project, using as example the pilot of the Hernán series.

You will go deeper into the figure of showrunner , delving into the process of finding resources and channels to produce your series. You will learn to sell your project to the right partners or, failing that, to get the perfect partner to take on this role of executive producer.

You will devise the teaser of your series, a powerful tool to convince potential people interested in the project. You will thoroughly analyze the script of the teaser of “A necessary story”, to then write the script of yours. You will receive implementation advice to create an optimal teaser that counts the right elements, neither more nor less, of your series.

In the end, it will be time to close your commercial bible. You will review each of the elements that compose it, adjusting what could have changed between the start of your work and the end. You will make a final tour of the elements of your series to generate a comprehensive and organic project.

What is this course’s project?
You will create the bible of a fiction series project, from the development of the idea to the commercial projections that your project may have.

Who is this online course for?
To all the fans of the television series who have a saved idea and do not know the steps they must follow to make it happen.

Requirements and materials
You must have a computer with some script software such as Celtx or Final Draft. You can develop your proposal as you want: with pencils, watercolor papers, Adobe Photoshop or a camera.

In short, you need to love fiction series and have an idea to develop.

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