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Karl Iglesias Courses
Screenwriting Toolkit: The Dialogue Writing Masterclass
4.6 (152 Reviews)
Provider: Udemy
Time: 4.3h- 2021
$11.99
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Screenwriting Masterclass: How to Write Fascinating Scenes
4.5 (146 Reviews)
- Provider: Udemy
- Time: 48 mins
- 2019
$34.99
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Screenwriting Masterclass: Crafting Complex Characters
4.5 (114 Reviews)
- Provider: Udemy
- Time: 1h
- 2019
$39.99
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Most Recent Review
This course had some good information. But it made many references to seminars that aren't part of the course. The chapter "How to Create Compelling Dialogue" contained no information on dialogue; the instructor referenced a separate seminar but provided no guidance on writing dialogue.
- Review by James Harris on Screenwriting Masterclass: How to Write Fascinating Scenes
Instructor Bio
Karl Iglesias is a screenwriter and sought-after script doctor and consultant, specializing in the reader's emotional response to the written page. He is the best-selling author of Writing For Emotional Impact and The 101 Habits of Highly Successful Screenwriters.
He teaches at UCLA Extension’s Writers' Program, where he’s just won the Outstanding Instructor Award for 2010, the Screenwriting Expo and online at Writers University. He also writes a regular column on the craft for Creative Screenwriting magazine.
