This workshop is designed for individuals who want to develop and improve their fiction writing skills specifically for screenwriting in a professional studio art setting. Each writer is expected to submit at least two drafts of two different short scripts. The mentor will assign a number of readings and/or viewings, potentially on a weekly basis if time allows. Additionally, each writer will be required to submit a response at the beginning of every workshop session.

Each workshop session will begin with a 20-30 minute craft talk, followed by either a reading and discussion or a workshop of a writer's story. After each session, typically the following day, the instructor and other writers in the program will provide written notes and critiques on the submitted work. Through rigorous editing, critique, and craft suggestions, one of the submitted short scripts from each writer will be selected to be directed by one of the directors in the program.

This workshop is designed for aspiring directors who want to enhance their skills in a professional studio art environment. During the workshop, directors will have the opportunity to present a scene every two weeks. These scenes can be filmed using available resources, such as mobile phones, and then edited together in a simple editing suite. The main focus of the workshop will be on directing performance, rather than overall filmmaking ability at this stage. However, there will be discussions on how all the elements come together in the end.

At the beginning of each presentation, directors should hand over a small file containing their director's preparation to the workshop instructor. Weekly viewings will be assigned, and directors will be required to submit a report at the beginning of each session following the viewing.

Towards the end of the programme, directors will select one script from the submissions made in the screenwriters workshop and direct a complete short film. These films will be professionally shot, and directors will receive full support from the programme to create the best film possible.

Once the films are completed, directors will need to submit a binder that includes details of their creative approach, such as script breakdown, re-writes, mood boards, storyboards, references, notes for actors, and journal entries. These binders will be returned to the directors at a later stage.