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Workshops house a maximum of six participants. Weekly sessions are peppered by original and fun writing exercises, but focus primarily on writing--and completing--stories. Each time we meet, students bring copies of the newest drafts of their work to share with the group. They quietly review each other's work--circling the parts or lines they enjoy most along with the sections that they think can be improved--and then share these ideas with the group. Within a few sessions, students comfortably and easily provide insightful feedback to their peers.
Workshops typically focus on one or two genres, but teen writers often explore two or three genres depending on their interests including:
1. Fiction (realistic fiction, fanstasy, science fiction, or historical fiction)
2. Non-fiction (memoir or journalism)
3. Screenwriting and Playwriting (short or long, comedic or dramatic scripts for film or stage)
4. Poetry
When
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Where
Ages
8 to 18 year olds
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Pricing Notes:
Five-Day Daily Intensives: $525. Sliding scale options: $525, $375, $250, $175 (We also offer...
Pricing Notes:
Five-Day Daily Intensives: $525. Sliding scale options: $525, $375, $250, $175 (We also offer after school and weekend workshops throughout the school year.)
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- Writopia Lab
WritopiaLab is an award-winning not-for-profit organization that seeks to:
1) Provide young people with the creative...
WritopiaLab is an award-winning not-for-profit organization that seeks to:
1) Provide young people with the creative inspiration and intellectual environment that may not be available to them at school.
2) To help each student become comfortable with expressing himself on paper and to ultimately cultivate (or maintain) a love of writing in each of them.
3) Create and sustain a diverse community of young writers who find commonalities in a shared passion for ideas and expression.
4) Offer discounted or waived fees to at least 40% of workshop participants.
5) Provide an open, safe, and nurturing space for young people who are highly engaged in creative and intellectual endeavors.
6) Provide an open, safe, and nurturing space for young people who struggle with verbal and written expression.
7) Identify ways that creative youth who struggle academically can use their gifts to further their academic success.
