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Finish That Draft!

A 5-week screenwriting accountability class for finishing your script.

It's almost the end of 2026 and that script you've been telling yourself you're going to finish this year still has blank pages staring you back in the face.
Let's end the year with something you can be proud of: finishing that damn script.

You’ve got pages. You’ve got a plan. What you need is structure.

Finish That Draft pairs weekly accountability with peer feedback and craft discussion, so you can get your script across the finish line while building community with screenwriters.

Who It's For

Screenwriters with a work in progress: an outline ready to become pages, a half-finished script, or a full draft that needs a final push. If you only have an idea, this isn’t the class for you yet.

Class Structure

Each 2-hour class follows the same weekly class structure:
Check-in + Support Space to discuss the challenges of finding the time and motivation to write Accountability Buddy Breakouts Swap feedback with your writing buddy on last week’s pages Craft Discussion A guided conversation on screenwriting-related topics Protected writing time Get a head start on the week with a 30-minute writing sprint

Weekly Assignments

There will be a shared and paced writing schedule to ensure you finish your draft on time. A writing assignment (outline, Act I, Act II, Act II) will be due to your accountability buddy each week, 48 hours before class, to give time for reading and providing meaningful feedback.

Class Details

Tuesdays on Zoom Nov 17, 24 + Dec 1, 8, 15 5-7pm PT / 8-10pm ET $250
Sign up below to finish your draft as a Christmas & New Years present to yourself! Registration closes on Monday, November 16th at 9am ET.

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Script Title

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What stage is your script at?

If you're still in the idea phase, this class isn’t the right fit yet.
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Upload your script (at whatever stage it's at)

Do you have a screenwriting-related topic or question you'd like discussed in our weekly craft discussion? This could be about craft, the industry, the creative process, etc.

Depending on the number of submissions received, your question may or may not be selected for weekly discussion.

What's been your biggest obstacle in finishing your draft so far?

Anything else you'd like to share?

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