A quick reminder…

Posted on March 13, 2009
in Classes & Workshops

Just a quick reminder that there are a few spaces left in the upcoming Crescent workshops:

Hollywood Screenwriting: Jumping The First Hurdle *
with James Bartlett
Monday  16th March   3.00pm – 5.00pm   £12.00/£10.00
(places limited so please book early to avoid disappointment)
In Hollywood, thousands of scripts land on the desks of producers, agents, actors and studio executives every day – how can you make sure that yours makes it past the first hurdle? This lecture and workshop will discuss some of the simple but fatal “red flag” mistakes that screenwriters make – and how to avoid them. There will also be discussion about the differences between Hollywood and the UK/Ireland film industry, and, time permitting, group discussion of your own script/story ideas in a Hollywood style pitch session.

James Bartlett is a writer and journalist living in Los Angeles and also works for Sundance, National Geographic Films, New Regency, UCLA and the Academy of Motion Pictures’ Nicholl Screenwriting Awards. Having worked in film production, music licensing and ARISTA Development he moved to Los Angeles in 2004

Life Drawing *
with Peter Mutschler
Saturday 14 March  • 11.30am-4.30pm  • £25.00/£20.00
‘Large-scale’ and ‘expressive’ are the key words for this workshop. Combine
visual observation and inner feelings to develop personal expression.
Combinations of drawing, collage or text encouraged. Please bring
magazines/papers for cut-outs and rolls of wall lining paper.  16+ years

Georges Brassens *
with Annick Grall (workshop in French)
Friday 20 March  • 7.30pm-9.30pm  • £12.00/£10.00
Improve your knowledge of Georges Brassens, a prominent French singer
song writer who portrayed his contemporaries bluntly but poetically.
Following a presentation, we will watch a few clips and discuss songs such as
Les copains d’abord, La mauvaise réputation, Le parapluie, Les amoureux des bancs
publics and Mourir pour des idées. Please enrol prior to day of workshop.

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