2-Day Plot Workshop with Martha Alderson

Description

Martha Alderson brings us a workshop not to be missed, bringing her expertise to Southern California. This plot workshop will benefit writers of all kinds: Screenwriters, Novelists, and Memoirists.

-Develop a multi-layered plot for the overall story level
-Deepen character development and dramatic action at the scene level

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11AM to 4PM Saturday

Plot springs from character in conflict. Develop an action, character, and thematic plot, and apply the universal structure of story for your own individual story. No project started? You'll be given everything you need.

11AM to 1PM Sunday

Fully integrate all aspects of plot to create unity in your project. Writers are invited to bring their scenes to be used as example.

About Martha Alderson:

Martha Alderson, M.A., is an award-winning writer of historical fiction, a writer's coach, and plot consultant. She teaches plot writing workshops privately and through Learning Annex, UC Santa Cruz Extension, Writing Salon and writers conferences. Join Martha to explore the critical relationship between characterization and plot in the comfort of your own home.

Testimonials:

"The workshop was just what I needed. It really helped clarify things! I highly recommend this workshop for any writer who is stuck, confused, and doubtful or who has been listening to their Inner Critic too long. Martha will get you through it, and remind you of the joy and magic of writing." M.M. (fiction writer)

"Martha, I just want to thank you again for some of the most exciting hours I've spent in a long time. Isn't it thrilling to learn something new? I came to your workshop with much trepidation and left with enormous excitement. I can't wait to put what you've taught me to use. " D.O. (fiction writer)

You have a fantastic tool to help writers plot out scene, create tension and construct a story. I've had several "aha" moments ever since I've taken your workshop. I was struggling with how to build in my back-story. I know what it was, but I wasn't sure how to plot it. Now I know, thanks to you. However, I'm not through with you yet." G.S. (non-fiction biography)

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