Join us for 2 live sessions of the Save the Cat! Beat Sheet Deep Dive Webinar, presented by the best-selling author of Save the Cat! Writes for TV and the Save the Cat! Beat Sheet Workbook, Jamie Nash, or watch the recordings of the sessions!

You will leave this webinar with working knowledge and inspiration to better your screenplay and/or novel.

The Beat Sheet Deep Dive Webinar is a 2-part LIVE series on Zoom for 2.5 hours each—including LIVE Q & A with Jamie:

Session 1 – Saturday, February 17, 2024  10:00 AM – 12:30 PM pacific  RECORDING AVAILABLE UNTIL MARCH 18
Session 2 – Saturday, February 24, 2024 10:00 AM – 12:30 PM pacific    

Anyone who attends live will have the opportunity to ask Jamie questions.

Can’t attend live? View the recording of any session you miss! Recordings will be available for 30 days after each session.

In the Save the Cat! Beat Sheet Deep Dive Webinar, you will learn how to craft:

• the “Story Before the Story”
• the 6 Things That Need Fixing
• an ensemble born from your own personal themes and voice
• the elements of a good CATALYST
• the types of questions to ask for a meaningful DEBATE
• the two key Beats to lead to a seamless BREAK INTO 2
• the B STORY mini-beats
• the Five Points of FUN & GAMES
• Victory or Loss with a MIDPOINT plot twist
• the Bad News for BAD GUYS CLOSE IN
• the depths of ALL IS LOST and DARK NIGHT OF THE SOUL
• a FINALE based on character transformation
• a FINAL IMAGE that harks back to the OPENING IMAGE

Get ready to get your hands dirty as we dig deep into the Save the Cat! Beat Sheet.

YOUR INSTRUCTOR

Jamie Nash is the author of the best-selling Save the Cat! Writes for TV, the Save the Cat! Beat Sheet Workbook, and the Save the Cat! Beats2Board online course. Jamie’s credits include the horror films Exists, V/H/S/2, The Night Watchmen, Altered, and Lovely Molly, and the family films Santa Hunters and Tiny Christmas. He has written the Middle Grade novels Bunk! and The 44 Rules of Amateur Sleuthing and the sci-fi novel Nomad. Jamie knows what it’s like to make a living as a writer. When he’s not writing and selling work, he teaches screenwriting at Johns Hopkins University and MICA and co-hosts the podcast Writers/Blockbusters.