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Developing your TV Series & Other Story Ideas

📅 Tuesday, June 23, 2026 @ 5:00 PM until 7:00 PM 📍 Portland Art Museum, 1219 SW Park Ave, Portland, OR, 97205 🏛 Portland Art Museum 👁 85 views
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Developing your TV Series & Other Story Ideas

Workshop overview All the elements you need to know (and decide) before you write “We open on a…” This 90-minute virtual course, with a Q&A afterwards, is designed both for the beginner with a strong interest and the seasoned professional who’s already written screenplays, TV, or scripted fictional narrative podcasts. Playwrights and novelists are also welcome. Through the primary lens of how to develop the overall story for a half-hour comedy, you will discover how to create a viable idea for an episodic arena. This includes character development (leads and supporting characters), worldbuilding, tone, arcs, and how to figure out what the heck your theme is about.  If you need to make a show bible or craft pitch, this has some tools for you. This is the very first step in building the village that is your new TV show (or screenplay). This class shows you how to make the neighborhood. This will give you a solid foundation and passion for moving into your next step: breaking your pilot or story. register for developing your tv series NOTE: This is an online workshop. Workshop Fee: $40  About the teacher Tamara Federici As the only child of two theater people, Tamara grew up watching rehearsals in the back rows next to the lighting booth, learning how you create a show. She thought everyone grew up this way! She figured every kid did this with their nights and weekends!  (They didn’t.) Today, she creates compelling tales for the stage, page, and screen. Tamara believes stories and humor help us grasp the funny, complex, dumb, awesome way the world works and the people who live within it.  Since 2009, she’s taught classes from improv stages to University settings to Northwestern’s Kellogg School of Business.  Tamara is a mentor at Cinestory, a Los Angeles-based nonprofit focusing on nurturing up-and-coming film and TV writers in the US and abroad. She’s been invited back ten times.  Her most formative TV experience remains working directly for co-crea

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