Writing school training courses in Bakersfield, CA (public, in-house or online)

Program Learning Outcomes
1.Differentiate critical points of view in the analyses and interpretation of films, television shows, screenplays and other entertainment content.
2.Using films, television programs and transmedia IP’s analyze the principles of writing in these varied media.
3.Demonstrate critical reflection and viewpoint in evaluating the work of peers and others.
4.Generate original and/or adapted narrative screenplays, TV Scripts or transmedia IP’s employing the principl...

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Program Learning Outcomes
1.Evaluate various aesthetic theories of fiction, literary nonfiction, poetry, or screenwriting.
2.Formulate practical and theoretical models of teaching and learning the writing of fiction, literary nonfiction, poetry and screenwriting.
3.Critique specific works of literature and screenwriting.
4.Develop publishable-quality writing in fiction, literary nonfiction, poetry, or screenwriting.
5.Evaluate different literary formats.
6.Implement craft princ...

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A workshop to help students whose careers will involve communicating technical information clearly. Students are encouraged to practice on professional models in their own disciplines while learning those attributes common to all effective technical writing.
Learning Outcomes
•Describe a simple technical process.
•Research a problem in their field or specialty.
•Edit their prose so that it conforms to the standards usually associated with entry-level professional work.

Writing Children’s Books school covers the following:
The World of Children’s Literature
Beginning the Writing Process
Writing Non-Fiction and Writing for Magazines
Developing a Writing Project Proposal
Creating Characters
Developing Plot
Saying It with Style
Writing the First Draft
Revising and Rewriting:
Editing and Proofreading
Submitting Your Manuscript

This course will build upon a general understanding of good writing and composition. Students will be introduced to internal research memoranda, points, authorities, and the Uniform System of Citation. Students will also be required to develop and demonstrate legal research skills and will become familiar with both law library research and electroinc research tools. These skills will be further added upon and utilized in Advanced Legal Research & Writing.