Hey, so I goofed…
- Goof #1 is that I accidentally posted an older version of this post that said the event was on October 10th even though we moved it to the 13th earlier in the year. The details below are correct.
- Goof #2 is that I knew RWO was no longer accepting new members, but I didn’t realizing they were also not letting anyone register for individual workshops anymore. So, if you’re not already a member, there’s no way for you to complete the sale to attend this workshop anymore, sorry about that. If you still want to be able to attend, you can try emailing RWO and they might be able to help you out, but there’s no way to register online anymore.
Very sorry for any confusion this caused!
(It’s a weird situation because this is one of the last workshops for RWO before they close doors so things are a little out of the ordinary. Well, that and I saw the message that there was a newer version of the post and ignored it which is fully on me. 😅)
Save the Book: A Novel Approach to Writing Cinematically
Presenter: Hillary DePiano
October 13, 2025
8 pm EST
90 minutes
$15 (Free for General Members)
Unlock your creativity and conquer writer’s block in this Zoom workshop on using scriptwriting tricks to take your novel to the next level!
Draw on techniques used in theatre, graphic novels, video games, TV and movies to think cinematically. In this workshop from playwright Hillary DePiano, we’ll focus on visual storytelling, crafting compelling characters and elevating your story into something audiences can cheer for.
Whether you’re stuck in the middle of your first draft or looking for a way to give your latest revision an extra buff, re-imagining your novel as a script can give you that fresh perspective you need to reignite your passion for your story, untangle narrative issues and propel your book from boring to blockbuster.
Zoom Workshop
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Hillary DePiano is a playwright, fiction and non-fiction writer who loves writing of all kinds except for writing bios like this.
