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DBIMA Paris: Script Writing for Film and Television

DBIMA (Don Bosco International Media Academy) is a Paris-based film and media school part of the salesian family. It offers cinema and audiovisual studies, combining creative training with hands-on practice. The school emphasizes international collaboration, professional mentorship, and innovative approaches to film-making. Included Certification : French Diploma Certificate

180 Days Aspiring Screenwriters & Storytellers & more

About this program

    About this Program

    Your Script Writing Journey

    Course Outcomes

    Course Takeaway

    Exclusive Opportunity

    Expand Your Academic Possibilities

What you'll learn

  • Graduates will understand and apply professional scriptwriting practices.
  • Each student will complete a short film script that meets industry standards.
  • Students will leave with a portfolio that demonstrates their scriptwriting skills to potential collaborators.
  • Graduates will be equipped to write for cinema and television professionally.

Meet your instructors

Author and Director

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Abner Maximus Fernando

Abner Maximus Fernando is an award-winning filmmaker and entrepreneur based in Paris, specializing as a scriptwriter, director, and producer. He actively contributes to English and French productions as a casting director, script doctor, 1st AD, and production manager. With a background in commerce and international relations from his studies in the Scandinavian and Baltic regions, Abner combines his artistic vision with strong administrative skills to create impactful narratives that resonate globally.

Who is this for?

Aspiring Screenwriters & Storytellers, Film, Media, and Communication Students, Independent Filmmakers & YouTubers, Actors & Theatre Artists, Novelists, Bloggers & Content Writers, Entertainment Industry Professionals, Freelancers & Creative Professionals, International Learners Interested in European Film Education