Teaching and Script Consultating Services

 

I am an instructor with the UCLA Extension Writers' Program, where I teach courses in TV comedy writing in both on-campus and online (distance learning) classes.  I've also taught screenwriting and television writing at Loyola Marymount University, Clayton State University, The Atlanta College or Art, and the IO West Theater Company. And I've led international seminars and workshops in TV writing for television writers and production executives from other countries.

 

I also take on private students directly for one-on-one mentoring and script consultation.  I have several packages to suit your particular skill level and needs. Please contact me for specific one-on-one programs and prices.

 

Whether we work together in a mentoring program or if I read and give feedback on your script, I can help you turn your creative ideas into the best spec script you have within you.  If you love TV and are motivated, you will come out of my courses with a professional looking, market quality script that you can be proud of.

 

TESTIMONIALS:

 

"Kevin is an excellent instructor! He has a solid method (The Kelton Method) for creating your story and script that I will use for the remainder of my career."

 

"Kevin is great at getting back with thorough notes and making sure that we're happy. His communication skills are on-point and his notes are always spot-on."

 

"Kevin was really supportive and encouraging. He gave excellent critiques and helpful feedback, and he was clear and articulate. I'll definitely take a class with him again."

 

"So impressive how attentive and helpful Kevin was. He gave me incredible feedback all the way through, and with such a kind attitude."

 

"Kevin supplies his class with interesting lessons each week that make for the perfect inspiration for the assignments. This is my third UCLA class with him because he is such an incredible teacher."

 

"Kevin is incredibly knowledgeable in knowing what works and what doesn't. He brought a lot of insight into my writing and always gave feedback that gave me the "ah-ha" moments in my story."

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