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Aspiring athletes, musicians, and chess players all have training camps where they devote an uninterrupted block of time to their craft, under the guidance of an expert professional.
But where do aspiring screenwriters go? One answer is the Screenwriters Boot Camp. Participants engage in intensive interaction with a practicing screenwriter who makes his living in the business. They focus solely on the movie they are writing.
The instructor is Robert Jordan from New York City. His students have won the $25,000 Nicholl Fellowship, the $10,000 competition of the American Cinema Foundation, sold and optioned screenplays, secured jobs on numerous television series, and produced with Disney, U.S.A. Network, Largo Entertainment, and many others. Jordan divides his time between New York, Florida and Los Angeles and has helped hundreds of writers and filmmakers over the last 19 years.
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