Celtx Industry Series

The Celtx Industry Series is excited to announce that we’ll be hosting another Ask Me Anything session this September! Since the first Ask Me Anything was such a great success, and because there were so many questions left unanswered, the Celtx Team wanted to provide a second opportunity for you to ask Hollywood writer, director, and producer Brian Levant.

Narrative design is the act of building the story, the world, the environment, the characters, and all aspects of a game or other form of narrative to create an immersive and interactive experience. To learn more, please register to attend today!

What is documentary filmmaking? Put simply, it’s the act of scripting and filming true stories. To learn more, watch the recording of our webinar with special guest panelists Gillian Fritzsche and Ikhwan Rivai for a discussion and Q&A session.

On Wednesday, March 24th at 9:00 AM PST / 12:00 PM PST / 5:00 PM GMT the Celtx team hosted a discussion with two co-hosts, a seasoned industry pro and a newcomer to the industry, about the changes, the challenges, and how they helped their teams adapt to filming during COVID-19.

The Celtx Industry Series is proud to present the first Ask Me Anything session since the series’ inception. Join us as we host an Ask Me Anything with Hollywood director, writer, and producer, Brian Levant.

Join us on Wednesday, December 2nd, at 12:30pm EST (9:30am PST; 5:30pm GMT) for a conversation with award-winning writer, director and producer Gillian Fritzsche on a Beginner’s Guide to Story Structure. Gillian has worked with such industry giants at Jane Lynch and has directed films for the NY Shakespeare Exchange, and has experience with shorts, feature-length films, documentary films, and much more.

On Wednesday, September 23rd, 2020, join film and media instructors around the world as we discuss creating a production toolkit for film production instructors during our free Celtx Industry Series webinar. Celtx has been a mainstay in the toolkits of instructors from middle school to post-grad, as they work with students on developing their filmmaking skills. But what other tools are instructors relying on, and how has the shift to online learning changed the tools we use to educate and encourage students?