The Science Of Storytelling: 8-Week Screenwriting Training Camp

Nicholas Z. Scott earned an MFA in Creative Writing from the University of Arkansas, which The Atlantic named one of the “Top Five Most Innovative” programs in America. Since moving to Shanghai in 2013, he's taught screenwriting, film, and film studies at NYU Shanghai, the Shanghai Vancouver Film School, the University of Michigan – Shanghai Jiao Tong University Joint Institute, and Tulane Global. His films Requiem for a Martyr and Detaching were screened at the Cannes Film Festival in 2023 and 2024 as part of the 48 Hour Film Project’s “Best from Around the World” showcase. His films have won awards in local film festivals such as the Shanghai International Film Festival, the Shanghai International Short Film Competition, and the Shanghai 48 Hour Film Project. His latest film, a Mandarin-language horror short, screened at over twenty international film festivals in over a dozen countries, winning awards in America, Canada, Colombia, and Japan. Nicholas Z. Scott 拥有阿肯色大学的创意写作 MFA 学位，《大西洋月刊》曾评该项目为美国“最具创新力的五个项目”之一。自2013年搬到上海以来，他在纽约大学上海分校、上海温哥华电影学院、密歇根大学-上海交通大学联合学院以及杜兰大学全球校区教授编剧、电影和电影研究课程。他的作品《Requiem for a Martyr》和《Detaching》在2023年和2024年戛纳电影节的“48小时电影项目——全球精选”单元展映。Nicholas的电影曾在上海国际电影节、上海国际短片比赛以及上海48小时电影项目等本地电影节获奖。他最近的一部中文短片恐怖电影在十多个国家的二十多个国际电影节放映，并在美国、加拿大、哥伦比亚和日本获得奖项。 Award-winning Filmmaker Screenwriting, Film and Film Studies Professor at NYU Taught at Shanghai Vancouver Film School and The University of Michigan-Shanghai Jiao Tong University Joint Institute Two of his films were screened at The Cannes Film Festival 获奖导演 编剧、电影与电影研究教授，纽约大学任教 曾在上海温哥华电影学院和密歇根大学-上海交通大学联合学院授课 他的两部电影曾在戛纳电影节展映 Short bullet: Award-Winning Filmmaker, Film Professor at NYU 获奖导演，纽约大学电影教授