Kick-start Your Writing
Here at ProPath, we don’t offer gimmicks or get rich quick writing schemes. We’re a team of professionals who are invested in a single goal: move your writing forward.
Kick-start Your Writing
Here at ProPath, we don’t offer gimmicks or get rich quick writing schemes. We’re a team of professionals who are invested in a single goal: move your writing forward.
Tim’s Workshop
In Tim’s 10 week film and tv writing workshop you can write a new feature, rewrite an old one, or write that original tv pilot that has been percolating in your head. Each week you’ll email out your assignment to your classmates, read each other’s work, then participate in a group Zoom call to critique, discuss, and brainstorm.
ProPath 434 with Linda Voorhees
In Linda’s 10 session online workshop, you will go from concept to completed first draft. This is a class for novices and experts alike. Linda tailors her feedback based on the writers’ level, so it’s a diverse writers’ table. Story development, craft, self-critique are critical elements that Linda will explore over the course of the ProPath 434 workshop.
Writing the First Draft: Ensuring Your Romance has a Happily Ever After
In our 10-week online workshop, Zac Hug, writer of the Hallmark Channel’s Christmas in Evergreen: Bells are Ringing, will guide you from concept to first draft of your romance idea to help make it the most attractive script amongst the hundreds of enchanting submissions all vying for a “meet-cute” with its soulmate–the producer.
Caitlin’s One Hour TV Pilot Workshop
In this intensive ten week workshop, participants will go from concept to completed draft of an original one hour TV pilot in any genre with the professional guidance and support of veteran producer and TV and feature writer Caitlin D. Fryers (Wynnona Earp, Private Eyes).
Writing the Romantic Comedy with Erin Rodman
In our 10-week online workshop, Erin Rodman, writer of the Hallmark Channel’s Nantucket Noel, will guide you from concept to first draft of your romance idea to help make it the most attractive script amongst the hundreds of enchanting submissions all vying for a “meet-cute” with its soulmate–the producer.
Seminars
Our seminars are live and unrecorded so that each experience is centered on that session’s attendee’s questions, interests, and specific needs.
Secrets of the Romantic Comedy
Writers, Eat Your Veggies
TV Supernatural Horror Seminar
What TV Fellowships are Looking For
The Art of the Craft
Tips, Tricks, and Screenwriting How-Tos
Pain is the Writer’s Tool
Pain. The thing we avoid.
It’s not just for the purpose of survival that we avoid pain, but simply out of an instinct of good horse sense. Who wants to be hurt? Who wants to deal with the aftermath?
6 Ways to Rekindle Your Screenwriting Fire
The beginning of a new year is full of hope. No matter what last year looked like, we are always hopeful that the next year will be even better. As writers, we are always living in hope. We put words on paper hoping that someone will be so compelled by them...
Why Horror Works
Horror films entertain. They thrill by titillating. They punish transgressors--but of course give the audience the full view of the illicit activity first. Sex, drugs, predation, sloppy inebriation are all elements of horror films. They are all part of flawed...
