Introduction to Storytelling in Film

Got a story idea but not sure how to bring it to life on screen? This hands-on workshop introduces you to the art of storytelling for film – from developing your first concept to writing a professional script. You’ll learn how to build rich characters, shape strong story structures, and explore what makes a script stand out. 

By the end, you’ll have the tools and confidence to start shaping your own cinematic stories – and a clearer sense of how to turn your ideas into tight scripts that get greenlit.

What you’ll get:

• Learn the essentials of screenwriting – story, structure, and character development
• Discover how to format your script to industry standards
• Explore how professional screenwriters bring ideas to life on screen
• Take part in a Q&A with a filmmaking professional
• Leave with new skills and confidence to start writing your own short film script

Meet the tutor

Georgia Goggin is a producer, screenwriter, and director, nominated for the 2023 Breakthrough Producer BIFA for Pretty Red Dress. Her work includes the acclaimed short We Love Moses and the BBC-funded Bend, screened at festivals including Encounters, London Short Film Festival, and Underwire. She is currently writing a feature for The Electric Shadow Company and a TV series for The Development Partnership, and works as a development executive for The Uncertain Kingdom fund. Georgia is also an alum of Sundance, EIFF, and Rotterdam talent programmes.

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Do you need any particular skills or experience to take part?

No! Just a love for storytelling.

How to enrol

Book your place using the enrol button on this page. Spaces are limited, so book now to avoid disappointment. 

I’M NOT SURE I CAN AFFORD TO TAKE PART…

If you need help to pay for things like project fees, transport or childcare, we can help. Find out how you can get support. If you are using a bursary to pay for the project, please ensure you arrange this with the Advice Base with plenty of time before the start of the project.

I HAVE ADDITIONAL NEEDS. WHAT SUPPORT IS AVAILABLE?

We are committed to supporting D/deaf, disabled and neurodiverse young people, those with medical conditions, access requirements or any lived experience that may require adaptation, support or sensitivity. If there is anything you would like to let us (our youth workers, tutors or staff) know that will support your enjoyment and access, you can do so by emailing us at advicebase@roundhouse.org.uk, and we will contact you to discuss further how to best support your engagement.