How often have you started that outline for your next screenplay only to run into some plot issue, unknown, or mental or emotional block, and stopped short? 

Outlining typically stops writers rather than encourages them forward, because most outlining philosophies rely on a succession of events, each gaining momentum and informing the others. 

But what happens when we can't answer the dreaded question, "What happens next?" 

More often than not, writers believe their answer to be starting over, writing a completely new story, or investing more energy into research that usually leads to not writing at all. 

Story as Language offers an intuitive approach to outlining. Over a 2-session course, I will take you through each Act of a feature or TV pilot story structure using an easy-to-understand, instinctive set of exercises and questions that will always elicit answers. 

Story writing need not be the mystery we often make it out to be. Let's make things simple. Let's get you prepared to dive into your story via an intuitive means that won't discourage you from telling the story you want to tell.