Crash into Craft: BRIC’s Three‑Hour Screenwriting Workshop at Central Library

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Crash into Craft: BRIC’s Three‑Hour Screenwriting Workshop at Central Library

A one‑class, three‑hour crash course that teaches screenplay elements, structure, and affordable tools for new writers.

Crash into Craft: BRIC’s Three‑Hour Screenwriting Workshop at Central Library.

Duration
3 Hours
Location
Brooklyn
Operator
BRIC
Category
Theater
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
Published Verified

Set in Brooklyn’s Central Library, BRIC’s Fundamentals of Screenwriting is a focused, three‑hour crash course that walks beginners through the essential elements of a screenplay—structure, format and storytelling techniques—while pointing toward low‑cost tools you can use to keep writing after the class ends.

Highlights

Workshop Highlights

Core screenplay elements and proper format
THE BASICS

Core screenplay elements and proper format

The class covers the basic elements of a screenplay and the proper structure and format you’ll need to turn an idea into a readable script.

Low‑cost and free screenwriting software
THE TOOLS

Low‑cost and free screenwriting software

Instructor guidance includes a survey of free and low‑cost programs so you can continue writing at home without heavy investment.

From idea to page in a single session
THE PROCESS

From idea to page in a single session

This one‑session crash course emphasizes techniques for explaining your story clearly and concisely so you can begin drafting immediately.

What the day feels like

What the workshop feels like

The Fundamentals of Screenwriting is a concentrated, three‑hour classroom session: expect a paced primer that moves from concept to structure, teaches proper screenplay format, and introduces techniques for clarifying and pitching your story—finished with practical recommendations for affordable software.

Core screenplay elements and proper format

THE BASICS

Core screenplay elements and proper format

The class covers the basic elements of a screenplay and the proper structure and format you’ll need to turn an idea into a readable script.

Low‑cost and free screenwriting software

THE TOOLS

Low‑cost and free screenwriting software

Instructor guidance includes a survey of free and low‑cost programs so you can continue writing at home without heavy investment.

From idea to page in a single session

THE PROCESS

From idea to page in a single session

This one‑session crash course emphasizes techniques for explaining your story clearly and concisely so you can begin drafting immediately.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this workshop suits—and what to check before you sign up.

1
Aspiring ScreenwritersAn introductory, hands‑on primer designed for writers taking their first steps from idea to screenplay; ideal if you want a concentrated overview.
2
Students on a BudgetThe class is a single, affordable session that highlights low‑cost tools and practical next steps for continued practice.
3
Busy ProfessionalsAt three hours and delivered in one session, the workshop is compact and suited to those looking for an intensive evening or weekend introduction.
4
Teachers & StorytellersUseful as a short curriculum supplement or a refresher in story fundamentals and clear storytelling techniques.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

What to Bring

Bring a laptop, a notebook and your ideas so you can draft and follow along during the session.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

How long is the class?

The workshop is one three‑hour class.

Where does the class meet?

Meeting location is the Central Library in Brooklyn.

What should I bring?

Participants should bring a laptop, a notebook, and ideas.

Who operates the class?

The course is offered by BRIC.

What is the cost?

The published student rate for the class is $25.

What will I learn in three hours?

The crash course covers basic screenplay elements, proper structure and format, techniques for explaining your story, and recommendations for free or low‑cost screenwriting programs.