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Working on Character Development: How to Write Characters That Captivate Your Audience

Working on Character Development: How to Write…

During their time at CME Content Academy, students have learned various principles on how to craft a strong screenplay ..

CLAUSURA 2024: The First Year of CME Content Academy Successfully Completed

CLAUSURA 2024: The First Year of CME Content Academy…

The first-year students of CME Content Academy—Ondrej, Aneta, Adam, František, Veronika, Dominika, Nikita, and Sára—have successfully completed their final projects and showcased their skills at the Serial Killer festival.

From Casting to Final Cut: CME Content Academy Students Behind the Scenes of Big Brother

From Casting to Final Cut: CME Content Academy Students…

In their first year at CME Content Academy, students learn all the essential theory needed for future careers in non-fiction TV. But it’s not just about classroom learning – the real test comes when they apply this knowledge in real-world settings. As part of the program, students are not only required to complete a mandatory internship, where they try out various production roles, but they are also given paid opportunities in…

Storytelling Essentials: Perfecting Loglines, Synopses, and Treatments

Storytelling Essentials: Perfecting Loglines, Synopses,…

Bringing your TV series or film idea to life starts with three key tools: the logline, synopsis, and treatment. Each serves a unique purpose, from hooking interest with a single sentence to mapping out the full story. But what’s the difference between them, and how do you write them effectively? Let’s break it down.