WRITE A TV PILOT
EPISODE
From script to screen, write a production-ready television pilot screenplay alongside an
industry-standard television pitch bible.
ABOUT
THE COURSE
The course is designed to improve your skills in micro-budget screenwriting and to help you write a television pilot screenplay.
You will be able to develop concepts for a television pilot screenplay, as well as learn about the alternative ways you can develop a character that aren’t creating biographies or answering questions.
At the end of the course, you will have a television pilot screenplay for a single location that you can realistically produce yourself alongside an industry-standard television pitch bible.
Self-Paced or Live Tutor-Led Online Course
Personalised Feedback
One Year Access
2-Hour Lessons
Beginner, Intermediate
1-on-1 Coaching
(Additional Fee)
Stackable Digital Skills Badge
≈ 30-Hour Self Study
Write a TV Pilot Episode -
Course Outline
*As we strive to provide our students with the most effective learning experiance, this course structure is provisional and may be subject to change based on feedback from students and members of the Quality Assurance (QA) Board.
Each session will provide you with a screenwriting exercise designed to test the knowledge you have learned and put it into practice.
Assignments are designed to prepare you for your own professional growth and independent practices as well as level three of this course.
WHY THIS
COURSE?
Write a TV Pilot Episode is the bridge between foundational screenwriting skills and the demands of longer-form storytelling. You’ll learn to develop characters and storylines that can sustain a series. What sets this course apart is its practical, budgetconscious focus. Through structured assignments and lecturer feedback, you’ll develop a pilot you could realistically produce, alongside an industry-standard television pitch bible.
It’s a focused next step towards becoming a more versatile screenwriter by combining creative ambition with a clear understanding of what it takes to get your ideas made.
WHAT YOU WILL
NEED
You’ll need a computer, a reliable internet connection and headphones. A webcam and microphone are required for live sessions and any scheduled conversations with tutors or fellow learners.
If you’re using a work device or corporate network, please check with your IT team that you can access the course platform and any required video-conferencing tools, including permission to use your camera and microphone