If you want to take the Scriptwriting course locally, below are
a few choice you can considered :
1) Screenwriters Association of Singapore : http://www.screenwriters.org.sg
2) Fly Academy Hollywood Storytelling (Scriptwriting Course) by
Yasu Tanaka : www.fly.com.sg
3) Society Of Singapore Writers : http://www.sgwriters.org.sg
4) The Theatre Practice : http://www.practice.org.sg
Otherwise if you have the money and you willing to travel
"international" to learn from renowned screenwriter 's trainer, you
might like to consider Mr David Freeman 's training : http://www.beyondstructure.com
There are also other overseas resources for improving your
writing skill if you want to be a freelance writer
if things didn't work out :
How to become a freelance writer
Written By Nick Daws
Freelance writing can be creative , fulfilling and a lot
of fun, with excellent money to be made as well. What's more,
anyone can become a writer. No special qualifications or experience
are required.
The market for writers is huge. In Britain alone there are
around 1,000 daily. Sunday and weekly papers, and more than 8,000
magazines. Many of the stories and articles that they publish are
supplied by freelances. Then there are books, theatre, flims, TV
radio...
With such demand, there's always room for new writers. But as
Susan Metcalfe, Chairman of Britain's leading writing school The
Writers Bureau, explains, "If you want to enjoy the rewards of
seeing your work in print,one thing you must have is proper
training."
The Writers Bureau runs a comprehensive correspondence course
covering every aspect of fiction and non-fiction writing. The
140,000 word course is written by professional writers and has been
acclaimed by experts.
Students receive one-to-one guidance from tutors, all working
writers themselves. From the start they are shown how to produce
saleable work. 'At the Bureau our philosophy is quite simple' says
Susan Metcalfe. 'We will do everything in our power to help
students become published writers.'
The course comes on fifteen days' free trial. In addition, the
Bureau offers a remarkable money-back guarantee - if you haven't
earned your tuition fees from published writing within one month of
completing the course, your money will be refunded in full.
So, would you like to be a writer? Why not start now by visiting
their website at: www.writersbureau.com or by fax: 00 44 161 819 2842
, Address: The Writers Bureau, Dept WW12106, 8-10 Dutton Street,
Manchester, M3 ILE, England
