Screenwriting & Film Literature

Study storytelling, script development, film analysis and the relationship between cinema and literature.

Programme Information

Programme	Screenwriting & Film Literature
Programme Level	Undergraduate-Level Programme (Bachelor’s Level)
Duration	3 Years
Study Mode	Online or On Campus
Online Tuition	€5,800 per year
On-Campus Tuition	€11,600 per year
Language of Instruction	English

Programme Overview

The Undergraduate-Level Programme in Screenwriting & Film Literature develops creative writing skills alongside a strong understanding of film history, narrative and literary adaptation.

Students learn character development, structure, dialogue, genre, screenplay formatting, script editing and critical film analysis.

By the end of the programme, students complete original screenwriting projects and develop a portfolio suitable for further study or entry-level creative work.

Programme Modules

The programme includes the following principal areas of study. Module order and content may be adjusted where necessary to reflect academic and industry developments.

Introduction to Screenwriting
Story Structure and Dramatic Form
Character and Dialogue
Film Literature and Critical Analysis
Genre and Visual Storytelling
Adaptation from Literature
Script Development and Editing
Final Screenplay Project

Career Opportunities

Graduates may pursue entry-level, professional or further-study opportunities related to the following areas:

Junior Screenwriter
Script Reader
Development Assistant
Editorial Assistant
Script Coordinator
Film and Media Writer

Applications and Enquiries

Applicants should review the programme information and submit an application through the ISECM admissions page.

ISECM Admissions
23/25 rue Rousseau, 75001 Paris, France
Email: admissions@gche.eu
Website: www.isecm.fr

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Programme information, tuition, module content and delivery arrangements may be updated. Applicants should refer to the current ISECM website for the latest information.