Norbert Köbli launches a screenwriting course as part of the MOME OPEN classes

Date: 2022.03.04

Norbert Köbli, the screenwriter of movies such as ‘The Exam’, ‘Tall Tales’ and the ‘Blockade’ (in progress), is launching a course entitled ‘Write a screenplay!’ at Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design. In addition to full-time students of the university, anyone with an interest in screenwriting is welcome to join the course.

Norbert Köbli will hold a 10-week course as part of MOME OPEN, the extracurricular training courses of Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design Budapest. According to the course description, “You will learn, through playful activities, tailored to the project you bring, how to tell your story in a powerful way”. 

The ‘Write a screenplay!’ course is launching on 2 April 2022 in Hungarian language, and is open for registration until 21 March 2022. For the price and details of the course, see the course description.

Cover photo: Norbert Köbli with Attila Szász at the premiere of Tall Tales

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