Not a formula. A way of seeing.
A 12-module online screenwriting course for the writer who can feel when a story isn't working but can't yet name why.
Self-paced · 12 Modules · Lifetime Access
YOU KNOW SOMETHING ISN'T WORKING. BUT WHAT?
You've read the craft books. You know your characters. But somewhere in the draft, the story stops feeling like the one in your head.
The Good Story Method helps you understand why, and what to do about it.
A DIFFERENT WAY TO WRITE
Most screenwriting books were written for Hollywood. A specific industry, a specific idea of what a story is and who gets to tell it.
We believe a real story begins with observation. With understanding the people, places and contradictions that make a world feel alive.
Research like a journalist. Write like an artist.
THREE PHASES. ONE METHOD
01
FOUNDATION
Learn to see.
Understand your story's world, its people and the truths that shape them.
02
ENGINE
Find what drives it.
Build scenes, structure and conflict that move your story forward.
03
CRAFT
Make it yours.
Develop your voice, sharpen your writing and learn to present your work professionally.
INSIDE THE COURSE
The Fieldwriter's Manifesto
11:15
The Development Suite
15:39
Something to Dread
16:10
The Fieldwriter's Mindset
09:35
EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO GET TO WORK
12 Video Lessons
Learn at your own pace, whenever works for you.
Lifetime Access
Pay once. Revisit your lessons whenever you need to.
Workbooks & Reference Cards
Practical exercises and one-page guides for every module.
Live Cohort Sessions
One to two Zoom sessions with Nicole during your cohort, with recordings available afterwards.
Bonus Resources & Library Access
Additional materials released over time, with access to the resource library.
READY TO SEE YOUR STORY DIFFERENTLY?
October Cohort Enrolment Is OpeN
Self-paced learning. Lifetime access.
Standard Price:
₦150,000 / $150
Early Bird:
₦105,000
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