Workshops
Begin to identify your own voice, and help your classmates identify theirs.
There are no available registration dates at this time.
This workshop will be held in an online format utilizing the Zoom platform. The participants count is limited to eight students, who will enjoy personal attention from the instructor and fellow peers throughout the week.
This workshop will be held in an online format utilizing the Zoom platform. The participants count is limited to eight students, who will enjoy personal attention from the instructor and fellow peers throughout the week.
Students will be sent assigned readings and a detailed schedule of the week from the instructor prior to the start of class.
This course will focus on the craft of writing, including but not limited to scene, structure, dialogue, plot, interiority and sensory details. Students will begin to identify their own voice, rhythm and tonality and help classmate identify theirs.
Mornings will take place via zoom with a prompt, followed by a discussion of the study of craft using examples from an assigned reading. Then another prompt and readings from student’s work.
After a break for lunch, students will work on assigned independent writing and reading. One on one mentoring will occur during the afternoon sessions.
Students will have a first draft of a story, poem or essay by the end of the week. Friday evening will be a celebratory reading, giving each student a chance to share their work.
Technical support will be available throughout the week to help students who are not already accustomed to using Zoom and other online tools.
Join us for an exciting week online to explore the craft of writing.
Schedule:
Monday – class will meet from 9:30AM EDT to 12:30PM a few hours, students will spend the rest of the day with an assignment while Kathrin will be available for 1:1 mtgs. Class will meet back up from 4pm-5:30pm for Review and Feedback.
Tuesday – class will meet from 9:30AM EDT to 12:30PM a few hours, students will spend the rest of the day with an assignment while Kathrin will be available for 1:1 mtgs. Class will meet back up from 4pm-5:30pm for Review and Feedback.
Wednesday – class will meet from 9:30AM EDT to 12:30PM a few hours, students will spend the rest of the day with an assignment while Kathrin will be available for 1:1 mtgs. Class will meet back up from 4pm-5:30pm for Review and Feedback.
Thursday – class will meet from 9:30AM EDT to 12:30PM a few hours, students will spend the rest of the day with an assignment while Kathrin will be available for 1:1 mtgs. Class will meet back up from 4pm-5:30pm for Review and Feedback.
Friday – class will meet from 9:30AM EDT to 12:30PM a few hours, students will spend the rest of the day with an assignment while Kathrin will be available for reading preparation. Class will meet back up from 4pm-5:30pm for Reading and Celebration.
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Instructor: Kathrin Seitz
Kathrin Seitz is a writer, editor, producer and professional coach who spent thirty years as a creative executive in the publishing, television, film, animation and toy industries in Los Angeles and New York City. As a coach, she works with private clients around the country and conduct Method Writing Workshops in Midcoast Maine, New York City, and Florida. Her writings have been published in Evergreen Review, Lear's Magazine, Onthebus, Method Mad (a magazine she created with her students), The Herald Gazette, and Maine Home+Design. She received her MFA in Fiction at Spalding University (Class of 2015).
