If you dream of writing a feature film script that would hit the cinemas and streaming platforms, this workshop can help you achieve it!

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Script of a feature film

35 hours of classes

Seven 5-hour meetings

Small workshop groups

6–10 people per group

Feature film

Feature Film is a follow-up screenwriting workshop for graduates of the Screenwriting for Beginners or Practical Screenwriting only. Participation in this workshop will allow participants to write their own feature film script – from idea to script – under the supervision of experienced mentors.

How does the workshop look?

During seven 5-hour meetings, participants will broaden their scope of theoretical knowledge, perform exercises to stimulate creativity and work on their own projects under the supervision of a professional screenwriter. Each participant will complete the program with their own script for a feature film.

The scripts created during the course (at least the second version) meet the formal requirements of the market. All projects are the sole property of the authors and can be submitted to script contests and presented to producers.

Due to our involvement in projects carried out both in Poland and abroad (for which we are also looking for screenwriters), an additional selection will be made from those who sign up for the workshop.

If you are interested in signing up for the workshop, please complete the application form by the end of February 2025. Applicants will be informed about the recruitment procedure, which will end by the 3rd of March 2025 at the latest.

Our graduates

  • have been accepted at their dream film schools in Poland and abroad;
  • have presented their projects at international pitching meetings during film festivals (Cannes, Munich, Rome, Lille, Tallin and Odessa);
  • have cooperated with organisations such as TVP, TVN, Polsat, Netflix, Viaplay, Canal+, TV4, Nowa TV, UW and UJ;
  • have been nominated for and received awards in competitions such as Script Pro and Script Wars, and many more screenwriting contests.
    In 2021, one of our workshop graduates received an award for his script in Gdynia, and
    in 2015, another workshop graduate was nominated for an Oscar.

Workshop trainer and mentor

Wiktor Piątkowski
Screenwriter, producer, lecturer and owner of Bahama Films.

Wiktor Piątkowski created and co-wrote HBO’s first original series produced in Poland (Wataha) and the first Polish romantic comedy produced by Netflix (Squared Love). Over the last 11 years he has worked as showrunner, head writer, screenwriter and producer on various shows (crime series, soap operas, scripted reality, period dramas, sitcom), with more than 1000 hours of TV produced. A sitcom he co-created and co-wrote, Just Push Abuba, premiered in 2018 on ZDF. Wiktor is the head writer of the first Polish TV series produced by Viaplay (Murderesses), the first co-production between Canal+ and Polsat (Sortownia) and the first political thriller series produced by Polsat (Vote of no Confidence). Wiktor’s filmography includes, among others, the feature films Heart Parade (Netflix) and Holidays Backwards (which he also produced), and the TV series War Girls.

Wiktor graduated from the Polish National Film School in Łódź, the Warsaw School of Economics, and Warsaw University (psychology), and is an alumnus of Serial Eyes (organized by the Deutsche Film and Fernsehakademie Berlin, and the London Film School), European TV Drama Series Lab, European Showrunner Training, Canneseries Writers Club, The Owl, Midpoint, Racconti and Berlinale Talents. He has participated in many screenwriting courses, led by, among others Syd Field, John Truby, Robert McKee, Linda Seger, Dov Simens, Glen Benest and Sammy Montana. The list of his mentors includes James V. Hart (Dracula, Hook, Contact), Frank Spotnitz (The X Files, The Man in the High Castle), Graham Yost (Speed, Justified) and Jeff Melvoin (Northern Exposure, Designated Survivor, Killing Eve).

Wiktor Piątkowski is also a member of SEAN, the Dirty Dozen Collective, the Polish Filmmakers Association (SFP) and the Polish Screenwriters’ Guild. He has a PhD in television marketing, runs screenwriting workshops in Poland and abroad, and manages Bahama Films, an independent production company based in Warsaw.

Program terms:

Sunday 10.00-15.00. First class: 9.03.2025
Next class dates: 16.03, 6.04, 27.04, 11.05, 25.05, 15.06.2025

Place of the meeting:

Feature film

Bahama Films workshop​

4000 pln

Attention! Signup slots are allocated according to the order of payments received. In the case of a larger number of applications than available places in the group, we reserve the right to carry out an additional selection of participants.