Masterclasses

Online masterclasses with experienced and skilled writers, all supported by the Moniack Mhor team and delivered with the same warm welcome as our residential courses.

If there are no masterclasses listed below, please check back later or enquire at online@moniackmhor.org.uk


  • 2588 Online Songs Masterclass with Boo Hewerdine: Session 2 - Get Your Song Studio Ready
    2588 Online Songs Masterclass with Boo Hewerdine: Session 2 – Get Your Song Studio Ready
    Thu 14th Aug
    Online

    In this masterclass, Boo Hewerdine will critique a selection of your pre-submitted songs to examine what makes a song studio ready.


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  • 2589 Online Masterclass: Introduction to Screenwriting with Rachelle Atalla
    2589 Online Masterclass: Introduction to Screenwriting with Rachelle Atalla
    Thu 18th Sep
    Online

    Join award-winning screenwriter and novelist Rachelle Atalla for a session exploring the key elements required in creating stories for screen. 


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  • 2590 Online Masterclass: Writing Audio Drama with Katie Hims
    2590 Online Masterclass: Writing Audio Drama with Katie Hims
    Mon 6th Oct
    Online

    In this class we’ll talk about the possibilities that audio drama offers you the writer, listen to extracts of plays and do an exercise in acoustics and sound effects. Includes a short Q&A.


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  • 2591 Online Masterclass: Story Structure for Crime Writers with Liam McIlvanney
    2591 Online Masterclass: Story Structure for Crime Writers with Liam McIlvanney
    Mon 20th Oct
    Online

    How do you fit the various elements of a crime novel into a coherent narrative structure? This session provides practice in identifying and deploying the key structural components of crime narrative.


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  • 2592 Online Masterclass: Dialogue for Crime Writers with Liam McIlvanney
    2592 Online Masterclass: Dialogue for Crime Writers with Liam McIlvanney
    Mon 27th Oct
    Online

    Crime fiction is a dialogue-driven genre. This session introduces the key principles and techniques involved in crafting compelling dialogue in crime fiction.


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