Turn Your Idea Into a Compelling Treatment with AI - In Just 6 Weeks

Lecturer: Oliver Schütte

Live-Webinar - 22.10. to 06.12.26 - 6 Weeks
Chat-Appointments Tuesday 7 p.m. to 8.30 p.m.:  27.10., 03.11., 10.11., 17.11., 24.11., 01.12.26
with individual project development
Early Bird offer until 17.10.26 340 € - after that 360 €​

Our innovative 6-week online seminar gives you the opportunity to develop your film or series idea into a polished, market-ready treatment with the power of AI at your side. Led by Oliver Schütte — author of Zukunft schreiben, a groundbreaking book on the fusion of AI and screenwriting — this course distills decades of industry experience into a practical, hands-on program designed to move your project forward.

Do you have an idea for a feature film or series but feel overwhelmed by the prospect of developing it on your own? Does the thought of spending countless hours refining your concept and shaping it into a compelling treatment hold you back? Or are you simply curious how the smart use of AI can help you develop and write your material faster and more efficiently? If so, this AI-powered screenwriting seminar is exactly what you’ve been looking for.

How it works
In weekly evening sessions, you’ll move step by step from your initial idea to a fully developed treatment of roughly 15 pages — with AI supporting you at every stage. Along the way, you’ll also craft a strong logline and a polished synopsis, giving you a complete package ready to pitch.

What you’ll walk away with
By the end of the seminar, you won’t just have a compelling treatment in hand — you’ll also receive personal, one-on-one feedback from Oliver Schütte himself.

 

About the lecturer
Oliver Schütte studied film and theater studies at the Freie Universität Berlin. He has been working as a writer for film and television since 1986 and as a dramaturg since 1990. He received the German Screenplay Award in 1988 for his first screenplay "Koan." In 1995, he founded the Master School Drehbuch, which he led until the end of 2008. That same year, he also began his extensive teaching activities at home and abroad. Today, Oliver Schütte works as a dramaturg for production companies and writers, as a journalist and screenwriter. MORE ...