iCanWriteScreenplays
A simple and practical guide to writing emotive and memorable screenplays.
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iCanWrite Screenplays is a simple and very practical guide to writing memorable and remarkable screenplays for first-timers who are looking to learn or old-timers who are looking to brush up on their skills.
My first ever screenplay made my client cry in empathy with the characters -true story- and my second made the Producer transport her entire crew and cast to the heart of a rural village, way over her appointed budget in order to stay true to the heart of the story. My third? Well that was a Romcom that made people laugh their heads off.
iCanWrite Screenplays is a six-week course designed to introduce you to the art of screenwriting through practical exercises and teach you to add that extra 'heart' that sets your screenplay apart from the others.
Your Instructor
Jennifer Nkem-Eneanya is a Filmmaker, Screenwriter, and Chief Content Officer at Amaranthine Media. She is a published author of two short story collections, a two-time winner of the Africa Book Club Short Story Competition and 2018 finalist, a co-editor of The Next Nigerian Star Book anthology and a screenwriting awardee of the African Film Festival.
Her production and screenwriting credits include ZENA which opened in cinemas in May 2019, For My Girls, Love in a time of Kekes, Pushing 30, Zuriel's Diary, The Housekeeper's Daughter, Along Came a Butterfly, Paradise and her debut production as a filmmaker, 'Relive.' She has also written and developed stories for MNET's Africa Magic series, 'Tinsel' and 'Hustle.'
Her screenplays characterize her storytelling style as she utilizes her platform as a writer and filmmaker to highlight the experiences of women in her community. Her short film entitled ‘Relive’ is an anti-rape awareness story, ‘For My Girls,’ depicts the plight of young ladies in ‘baby factories’, ‘Zena’ is the fantasy tale of an all-female warrior kingdom and ‘Pushing 30’ is the story of four women and their challenges in contemporary, matrimony-driven Nigeria.
A versatile creator, she has nine years' experience as an Editor-in-Chief, Features Editor, Assistant Editor and is an advocate for the Sustainable Development Goals 4 and 5. She holds a filmmaking certification from Le Cinefabrique, Lyon, France, a certification in Journalism and Social Media from the African Institute of Media Studies and a Bachelors of Law from the University of Nigeria.
Jennifer loves to travel, dance, watch and review movies, read, write and teach!