Current Workshops
TV Series Development Incubator
Fridays 10-12 E.T. October 10, 17, 24, 31
$300/series
Maximum 7 participants
During this four session workshop, you will develop a TV series pitch. In the first hour of each class, you will write in timed sprints using creative briefs that I will provide. In the second hour, you’ll have a chance to read aloud from your newly written work and receive immediate feedback focused on what is working,
Week 1: Exploring the Concept
Week 2: Character
Week 3: Story
Week 4: The Pitch
WHO: TV writers, actors, producers, directors, writers adapting a work from another platform. This course is for early stage development.
To apply fill out this google form and tell me a little bit about your writing experience and why you want to take the workshop.
Develop Your Voice (drop-in sessions)
Sundays 1-3 pm ET October 5, 12, 19
$50/session Register on Eventbrite.
Maximum 6 writers/session
In each two hour workshop, we will write together for about an hour in timed sprints. Inspiring prompts will be on offer but you are free to ignore them. In the second hour, you have the opportunity to read aloud from your newly written work and to receive strength-based, encouraging feedback. In addition to developing your voice as a writr, these sessions are great for developing your ear for writing and learning to give nurturing feedback that inspires great work.
Stand-alone small group sessions. Register for one or for many.
The Art of Loss: Writing Through Grief
With Sue Reynolds and Jill Golick
Thursdays 1-3 PM ET
The cost is $80 US. No one will be turned away because of financial challenges. If you cannot afford the fee, please email gail.cunningham.01(at)gmail.com and a scholarship will be provided.
4 week series beginning October 6, 2025
4 week series beginning November 6, 2025
What Happens in My Workshops?
We write, we read, we listen, we respond.
My zoom writing workshops are a great opportunity to develop new work. You’ll have almost an hour to focus on your work divided into timed spring. To inspire and guide your writing, I’ll provide a creative brief or prompt for each sprint.
In the second hour, you’ll have the opportunity to read aloud from your newly written work and to receive feedback. We’ll practice offering strength-based feedback, focusing on what is strong, memorable and working. This method helps writers to recognize their own strengths and skills. It takes the fear out of writing and makes it fun again.
Writing with a supportive environment that includes strength-based feedback is the best way I know of for a writer to develop her voice.
Train your ear to listen
Discover how to nurture new work with your responses
Hear immediate strength based feedback on your new written work
Like yoga, but for your craft.
