Screenwriting, Producing and Directing

Service Description

THIS ISN’T A CLASS—IT’S YOUR BACKSTAGE PASS TO HOLLYWOOD. Become the ultimate storyteller-entrepreneur in one explosive program. Whether you’re crafting a Netflix-worthy series, a viral TikTok ad, a gripping true-crime podcast, or a festival-smashing short film—this course turns you into a one-person creative empire. WHAT YOU’LL LEARN: Screenwriting: Master the story circle, three-act structure, dialogue that reveals character, and log-lines that hook global attention. Learn script formats for film, television, commercials, documentaries and music videos. Film Producing: Budget like a pro, crowdfund like a wizard, and create stories that entertain and inspire audiences. Legal hacks, location scouting, and how to build a crew from WhatsApp groups to Hollywood sets. Run entire film crews as you produce 5 different projects. Directing: Command actors, design shots, craft overheads, and shoot 10x faster with profesional Hollywood filmmaking tactics. Adapt your vision across formats: documentaries, music videos, branded content. Direct all your projects from script to screen, leading a professional crew and filming with Netflix certified production equipment. 🏆 BONUS: Submit your final project to local and international film festivals and build your brand immediately. Monetize your skills: Turn class projects into paid gigs. WHY THIS COURSE ROCKS! Limited theory, all fire: Write-produce-direct a professional-grade short films, music videos, documentaries and a commercial/podcast in 16 weeks. Industry X Factor: Learn from experienced industry professionals, lead by multi award winning filmmaker Jonathan Samukange aka DYREKTAO. Your unmatched Portfolio: Graduate with: - 6 polished scripts - 6 produced projects - A director’s reel with all your projects that gets you hired! WHO SHOULD ENROLL? - Aspiring filmmakers who want to OWN their creative vision (not just be a cog in the machine). - Hustlers ready to turn passion into paychecks. - Perfectionists tired of waiting for “someday.”