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Minor

Minor in Television Writing

Stony Brook University Stony Brook University 11 courses 21 total credits

About This Program

Students will explore creating stories for the world of episodic and narrative television, learn to analyze current trends, and engage in creative and intellectual exploration of the issues and emotions that excite them. The minor is designed for students who wish to develop their creativity and expand their writing abilities while pursuing other studies. The minor in TV Writing is offered in conjunction with the minor in Filmmaking through the undergraduate Creative Writing and Film Program. TV Writing minors graduate with a SPEC SCRIPT and a REVISED PILOT SCRIPT, building a strong portfolio of creative work. In addition, students will learn how to pitch themselves and their stories to producers and networks. Students will be guided in storytelling techniques designed to harness their imagination as they create compelling, authentic, and original stories for today’s audiences.

Degree Requirements

Total Credits 21 credits

Introductory courses required of all minors

One Survey Course for Filmmakers

Code Course Title Credits
FLM 310 Story Analysis for Filmmakers and Television Writers 3
FLM 320 Topics in Film for Filmmakers and Television Writers 3
Total One Survey Course for Filmmakers 3 credits

Capstone Project

All students are required to take the capstone project course or equivalent. Permission of the director is required.

Code Course Title Credits
FLM 402 Capstone Project 3
Total Capstone Project 3 credits

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