Private and semi-private Creative Writing WorkshopsCURRENTLY WE ONLY OFFER VIRTUAL LESSONS
PLEASE CALL RAUNDI MOORE-KONDO TO SCHEDULE A PRIVATE OR SEMI-PRIVATE CLASS! 949-939-6029 |
MATERIALS
CLASS FEES
Zelle Raundi K Moorekondo |
WORKSHOPS CONSIST OF:
Learning and honing the elements of vivid and effective writing across all genres
Our primary focus will be on writing and exploring poetry, short stories, creative essays, novels, speeches, monologues, performance pieces/SLAM, spoken word, scripts, screenplays, and song lyrics. Each week writers will be exposed to both modern and classic authors who exhibit lyrical language, memorable imagery, effective figurative language, authentic voice, compelling dialogue, and inventive characterizations.
Writing prompts and jumping off points
During each workshop writers will be presented with a variety of uniquely designed prompts to stimulate creativity, and generate new ideas. These exercises get writers thinking “outside the box” and can be utilized time and again as a tool to break through writer’s block.
Journaling
Writers are encouraged to keep a notebook for daily writing and compiling new work. Writers are asked to choose topics that they can write honestly and passionately about.
Editing/Publication
Writers will be encouraged to edit work to a publishable state.
Learning and honing the elements of vivid and effective writing across all genres
Our primary focus will be on writing and exploring poetry, short stories, creative essays, novels, speeches, monologues, performance pieces/SLAM, spoken word, scripts, screenplays, and song lyrics. Each week writers will be exposed to both modern and classic authors who exhibit lyrical language, memorable imagery, effective figurative language, authentic voice, compelling dialogue, and inventive characterizations.
Writing prompts and jumping off points
During each workshop writers will be presented with a variety of uniquely designed prompts to stimulate creativity, and generate new ideas. These exercises get writers thinking “outside the box” and can be utilized time and again as a tool to break through writer’s block.
Journaling
Writers are encouraged to keep a notebook for daily writing and compiling new work. Writers are asked to choose topics that they can write honestly and passionately about.
Editing/Publication
Writers will be encouraged to edit work to a publishable state.