Plan of studies
Master's Degree in Screenwriting for Film, Series and Non-Fiction Formats

Analysis and application of classical and contemporary models of dramatic construction to develop solid and coherent stories.

Exploration of the main film and television genres, understanding their conventions, styles and creative possibilities.

Creation of complex and believable characters through their dramatic arc, psychology, motivations, and relationships within the story.

Techniques for writing natural dialogues, with rhythm and subtext, that reveal character and advance the dramatic action.

Individual and guided development of an original feature film script, from the initial idea to the final version ready for production.

Study of serial narrative and its structures, understanding the dynamics of seasons, episodes and characters for each of the existing formats.

Tutored development of a serialized fiction project, creating its Sales Dossier and the script of the Pilot Episode.

Analysis of entertainment programs, documentaries, reality shows and other non-fiction formats, exploring their structure and narrative resources.

Tutored development of a non-fiction project, creating its Sales Dossier and Pilot outline.

Learn and practice strategies for effectively presenting audiovisual projects to professionals and investors. Introduction to the legal aspects of screenwriting and production: copyright, contracts, and copyright registration. Meet with screenwriters, showrunners, and industry professionals who share their experience and working methodologies. Explore Artificial Intelligence tools applied to writing, narrative analysis, and audiovisual content creation.

Final presentation (Pitch) of the projects created in the master's program before a panel of industry professionals from major production companies, networks and/or platforms as a professional exercise in exposure and sales.