| Program start date | Application deadline |
| 2024-04-09 | - |
Program Overview
This hybrid storytelling and scripting course explores the significance of setting in storytelling. Led by experienced instructor Tom Pinchuk, students analyze stories where setting plays a pivotal role, apply these lessons to various storytelling forms, and practice translating visual settings into written descriptions. Participation is essential for the final grade.
Program Outline
Outline:
- Analyze stories where setting is so important it acts as a character
- Apply the lessons of setting to various forms of storytelling and scripting
- Practice turning visual settings into word-based descriptions
- Give and receive feedback on materials developed for class
Teaching:
- This course is taught by Tom Pinchuk, an experienced instructor in storytelling and scripting.
- The course uses a hybrid (In-Person) format, combining in-person instruction with semi-regular, required live meetings held on Zoom.
- Students must be present at course meeting times as each student’s final grade may include scores for participation.
UCLA Extension
Overview:
UCLA Extension is a renowned continuing education institution affiliated with the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA). It offers a wide range of courses, certificates, and specializations designed for professional development, career advancement, and personal enrichment.
Services Offered:
UCLA Extension provides a comprehensive suite of services for its students, including:
Courses:
Hundreds of open-enrollment courses are available in various fields of study, delivered online, in-person, or in a hybrid format.Certificates:
Students can earn certificates in specialized areas, demonstrating their expertise and enhancing their career prospects.Specializations:
Short series of courses designed to quickly equip students with in-demand skills and knowledge in focused areas.Student Services:
UCLA Extension offers comprehensive support services, including enrollment assistance, financial aid, scholarships, transcripts, career services, and international student support.Corporate Education:
Custom programs and corporate training solutions are available to meet the professional development needs of organizations.Student Life and Campus Experience:
Key Reasons to Study There:
UCLA Affiliation:
Students benefit from the prestige and reputation of UCLA, a world-class research university.Industry Experts:
Courses are taught by experienced professionals and industry leaders, providing practical and relevant knowledge.Flexible Learning:
UCLA Extension offers a variety of learning formats, including online, in-person, and hybrid options, catering to diverse schedules and preferences.Career Advancement:
Certificates and specializations can enhance career prospects and open doors to new opportunities.Personal Enrichment:
Courses and programs cater to personal interests and provide opportunities for lifelong learning.Academic Programs:
UCLA Extension offers a wide range of academic programs across various fields, including:
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Outline:
- Analyze stories where setting is so important it acts as a character
- Apply the lessons of setting to various forms of storytelling and scripting
- Practice turning visual settings into word-based descriptions
- Give and receive feedback on materials developed for class
Teaching:
- This course is taught by Tom Pinchuk, an experienced instructor in storytelling and scripting.
- The course uses a hybrid (In-Person) format, combining in-person instruction with semi-regular, required live meetings held on Zoom.
- Students must be present at course meeting times as each student’s final grade may include scores for participation.
