“To say that the people at Scene Stormers changed my life would be a gross understatement. They helped me make a dream come true. The best money I ever spent!”
Scott Thayer
-Author, “Wild Dogs and Citrus”
“For any aspiring writer, getting immediate personal feedback on your work is pure gold. The Scene Stormers mentors are all highly qualified, thoughtful, and capable of providing direction for your specific needs. The value is incredible and the benefit is priceless. I plan to sign up again for all those reasons.”
Ellen McCurdy
-Writer, Mockingjay Cohort
“Getting editorial feedback on a scene is invaluable. An editor will help you see what you cannot see on your own. Having a coach/editor also kept me accountable and made me submit homework every week. Learning any new skill is difficult. Having a coach giving instant feedback every week is the best way to apply the knowledge to my own writing. Way better than watching lectures.” Natpat C.
-Writer, Mockingjay Cohort
“I think when paying for a class, there’s always that thought in the back of your mind of ‘is it worth it?’ The answer is yes. The content, the feedback, and the connects are well worth it.”
Nellie Munroe
Writer, Mockingjay Cohort
Scene structure isn’t really taught, yet its elements are so important in identifying and pinpointing what isn’t ‘working’ in your story. Not only does it help in writing, it makes one a better critiquer, especially when a writing group has common vocabulary and questions to draw from.
Sylia H., aspiring agent of chaos
Writer, Mockingjay Cohort