Sunday 1 March 2020

McKee Seminars

With details of upcoming McKee Seminars:

Long-form storytelling is already the dominant artform of the century. Writing for the screen has brought about a new understanding of character, with series unfurling over 70+ hours now revealing complexities of character and humanity the likes of which we've never seen. Moreover, successful spin-offs such as BETTER CALL SAUL show the depth of world building that can be brought to the screen by insightful writers in command of their story.

"The best advice I can think of is gird up your loins for failure because you will fail more often than you will succeed. And, given that information, go down swinging at something that is important."
VINCE GILLIGAN
Writer, Producer, Director
BREAKING BAD, BETTER CALL SAUL

Robert McKee's
TV SERIES DAY Seminar
NEW YORK - April 19


The Art of Long-Form Storytelling
Long-form storytelling is already the dominant artform of the century. Thanks to magnificent series such as BREAKING BAD, THE WIRE and VIKINGS, writing for the screen has brought about a new understanding of character. These series unfurling over 70+ hours now reveal complexities of character and humanity the likes of which we've never seen. Moreover, successful spin-offs such as BETTER CALL SAUL show the depth of world building that can be brought to the screen by insightful writers in command of their story.
Robert McKee's TV SERIES Day teaches the tools and principles to master television's unique storytelling challenges.

McKee's TV SERIES Day Features:
  • A half-hour video lesson from industry insider Margaret Nagle (BOARDWALK EMPIRE);
  • Robert McKee's in-depth teaching of the principles of long-form story and character design;
  • Analysis of cast polarization and dimensions, character arcs and plotlines of BREAKING BAD;
  • How it All Works: a sequence-by-sequence screening and breakdown of BREAKING BAD's season 4 finale.
Long-form creatives are building the storytelling cathedrals of the 21st Century. We are witnessing the future. An enlightened writer knows their writing must evolve.

Join us at McKee's NYC TV SERIES Day,
and rewrite your future.



"After watching Robert McKee dissecting television's recent great characters, such as Walter White and Tony Soprano, most of the audience wanted to go back to their own creations to review them. McKee's insights are tremendous."
JACQUELINE CANTORE
Development Executive
GLOBOSAT

Learn More From Robert McKee

LOS ANGELES
NEW YORK
LONDON
( STORY ) Mar. 26-28
( LOVE STORY ) Mar. 29
( STORY ) Apr. 16-18
( TV DAY ) Apr. 19
( STORY ) May 14-16
( COMEDY ) May 17



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Join us on March 5th for an essential 60-minute webinar that will help you master the art of building and turning scenes, then take advantage of the opportunity to get your questions on the topic answered in the 30-minute Q&A session that follows.

New Live Webinar with Robert McKee
The Art of the Turning Point
for Page, Stage, and Screen
March 5 | 1PM PST
"Language is merely our text. First, last and always, self-expression occurs in the flood of insight that pours out of a Turning Point."
ROBERT MCKEE
In a rare online teaching appearance, award-winning writing instructor Robert McKee teaches the principles and techniques needed to create compelling and effective Turning Points, including lessons on:
·         Object of Desire: What does your character want?
·         Choice of Action: The choices characters make under pressure.
·         Audience Reaction: The principles of curiosity, violation of expectation, rush of insight and new direction.
·         The Gap: Expectation vs. Result.
·         Change in Value Charge: The difference in value between the opening and closing of a scene.
30-Minute Q&A Session to Follow!
Join us on March 5th for an essential 60-minute webinar that will help you master the art of building and turning scenes, then take advantage of the opportunity to get your questions on the topic answered in the 30-minute Q&A session that follows.


"McKee shaped the way I approached writing and played a huge part in my career."
TOM HALLMAN JR.
Pulitzer Prize Winner
Journalist and Author
SAM: THE BOY BEHIND THE MASK
A STRANGER'S GIFT


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PO Box 681
Sherman, Connecticut 06784
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(928) 204-2323 
We've heard music all our lives. We dance and sing along. We think we understand music until we try to compose it and what comes out of the piano scares the cat. Each of the arts is defined by its essential form. Across all cultures, through the ages, this innate form has been endlessly variable but changeless. From Homer to Tarrantino, the universal story form shapes a work into a story.

"Universally Acclaimed."
New York Times

LOS ANGELES
NEW YORK
LONDON
( STORY ) Mar. 26-28
( LOVE STORY ) Mar. 29
( STORY ) Apr. 16-18
( TV DAY ) Apr. 19
( STORY ) May 14-16
( COMEDY ) May 17

Don't miss Robert McKee's STORY Seminar this Spring!
Why Knowing Story Is Not Enough
We've heard music all our lives. We dance and sing along. We think we understand music until we try to compose it and what comes out of the piano scares the cat.
Each of the arts is defined by its essential form. Across all cultures, through the ages, this innate form has been endlessly variable but changeless. From Homer to Tarantino, the universal story form shapes a work into a story.
Simply knowing story isn't enough. Writers must learn.
Robert McKee's STORY Seminar gives you a deep dive into the principles, complexities and conventions of the story form, including:
  • Story design and structure;
  • The principles of character dimension and design;
  • The composition of scenes;
  • The writer's method;
  • How it all works: see how the principles of story are applied during a scene-by-scene screening and analysis of CASABLANCA.
Because the principles of story are eternal and universal, McKee's STORY Seminar is ideal for storytellers of all types: Screenwriters, TV Writers, Novelists, Playwrights, Filmmakers, Directors, Producers, Documentary Makers, Actors, Game Designers and more.

Learn the Story Form at a McKee Seminar this spring.



Already attended the STORY Seminar?
McKee alumni frequently take advantage of our repeater discounts.
(Contact mariah@storylogue.com for details.)
"The passion and depth at which Mr. McKee dove into this material gave me a sense of infinite possibilities and growth potential. I'm really excited to use all of his principles."
JOHN JURKO
(NYC STORY Alumnus, Spring 2019)


 


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PO Box 681
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(928) 204-2323


LOS ANGELES
NEW YORK
LONDON
( STORY ) Mar. 26-28
( LOVE STORY ) Mar. 29
( STORY ) Apr. 16-18
( TV DAY ) Apr. 19
( STORY ) May 14-16
( COMEDY ) May 17

Only 5 weeks until the Los Angeles STORY Seminar!
We have organized discounted rooms for those seeking the convenience of staying at the seminar venue. This special rate is subject to availability and expires on March 4th! Click here to learn more.
"When writing COISA MAIS LINDA for Netflix, I used every inch of McKee's teaching on it."

Giuliano Cedroni
Creator of Netflix series COISA MAIS LINDA (MOST BEAUTIFUL THING)


 

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Robert McKee's "Works / Doesn't Work" Film Review

PARASITE WORKS

This excellent Korean crimedy from writer/director Bong Joon-ho (THE HOST, SNOWPIERCER) has become an international phenomenon, collecting accolades from the Oscars, Golden Globes and BAFTAs, achieving worldwide commercial and critical success. How did it do it?
In this "Works / Doesn't Work" review, I'll take up the question every filmmaker with global ambitions asks: What makes an international hit? What does the world want? The answer is two forms of pleasure: New knowledge and an old mirror.
1. NEW KNOWLEDGE:
Audiences and readers do not go to a storyteller to learn yet again what they already know. They go in hope of discovering a world they've never seen before. Like an explorer, they want to part the leaves and discover a time, place and culture they don't know and could never experience in their own lives—in short, they want the delight of learning. [Read more...]
2. A MIRROR:
As the story-goer explores a new setting and a new cast, she seeks the second pleasure: A discovery of herself. She gazes into principal characters with the hope of finding a shared humanity. Not in every way, obviously, but a positive trait she recognizes in herself. If found, it results in empathy, a subconscious connection to the effect: "That character's humanity is like mine. Therefore, I want that character to get whatever that character wants because if I were that character in those circumstances, I'd want the same thing for myself." [Read more...]


 

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What Makes a Story Travel?

In this Storylogue Q&A clip, Robert McKee explains to a STORY Seminar attendee why certain stories succeed internationally, while most fail.


 

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New Webinar from Robert McKee!

Join us on March 5th at 1PM PST for an essential 60-minute webinar that will help you master the art of building and turning scenes, then take advantage of the opportunity to get your questions on the topic answered in the 30-minute Q&A session that follows.


 

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PO Box 681
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United States
(928) 204-2323

We create love stories in order to explore, express and experience love from the safe distance of art. Robert McKee's LOVE STORY Day seminar is dedicated to addressing the timeless codes of this ubiquitous genre, enabling you to identify and innovate its dramatic conventions. This is your opportunity to get a lifetime of narrative insight into a story form that continues to drive publication and performance across novels, films, theater and television.



Robert McKee's
LOVE STORY DAY Seminar
LOS ANGELES - March 29



"McKee is a not-so-secret force in the movie industry and Hollywood's most sought-after screenwriting instructor."
VANITY FAIR

LOS ANGELES
NEW YORK
LONDON
( STORY ) Mar. 26-28
( LOVE STORY ) Mar. 29
( STORY ) Apr. 16-18
( TV DAY ) Apr. 19
( STORY ) May 14-16
( COMEDY ) May 17

Love Stories and The Art of the Heart
In just 6 weeks, Robert McKee brings his favorite genre seminar to the City of Angels.
We create love stories in order to explore, express and experience love from the safe distance of art. This one-day seminar teaches the psychology, codes and conventions of this ubiquitous genre.


McKee's LOVE STORY Day Features:
  • Robert McKee's exploration of the history, evolution and psychology of love;
  • The components and dimensions of love behavior;
  • An in-depth study into the conventions, cast design and subgenres of love stories;
  • How it All Works: A sequence-by-sequence screening and analysis of THE BRIDGES OF MADISON COUNTY.
In the LOVE STORY Genre Seminar, Robert McKee shares a lifetime of narrative insight into a story form that continues to drive publication and performance across stage, page and screen.

Special Room Rates Avaialble!
For those joining us in Los Angeles, we have organized discounted room rates for those seeking the convenience of staying at the venue itself during the seminar. These rates are subject to availability, so make your reservations soon! Click here to learn more.

Fall deeper in love with Love Stories
at Robert McKee's Genre Seminar this fall.




"Robert McKee's techniques of deconstructing genre, particularly the core values that change from plot to plot, offer an invaluable insight."
MATEJA BOZICEVIC
SVP of Original Programming at MARVEL TV



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PO Box 681
Sherman, Connecticut 06784
United States
(928) 204-2323

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And the Winner Is...
Congratulations to our Oscar nominees and winners!
The 2020 Academy Awards was another landmark night for STORY Seminar alumni. McKee students received 33 nominations, with 14 winners ultimately recognized for their mastery of craft.

Could You Be Next?


LOS ANGELES
NEW YORK
LONDON
( STORY ) Mar. 26-28
( LOVE STORY ) Mar. 29
( STORY ) Apr. 16-18
( TV DAY ) Apr. 19
( STORY ) May 14-16
( COMEDY ) May 17

Professional, Student and Repeater discounts available.
(Contact mariah@storylogue.com for details.)


 

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What Is the World of Your Story?

To tell an original, cliché-free story you must possess a depth and breadth of knowledge of your story world. When creating your story setting and characters, begin by providing unique and satisfying answers to these three questions:
1. What are the values of your story world?
What do your characters consider good and evil? What do they see as right and wrong? Moreover, consider this key principle: Good/evil and right/wrong don't necessarily have anything to do with legal/illegal.
2. What is the backstory?
This is an often misunderstood term. It doesn't mean history or biography. Backstory is the set of significant events that occurred in the characters' past that the writer can use to build story progressions.
3. What is your cast design?
Nothing in a work of art is there by accident. Ideas may come spontaneously, but we weave them consciously into the fabric of our story. We cannot allow any character that comes to mind to stumble into the story. Each role must fit a purpose.
By providing masterful answers to these questions, and many others, the research of your world will reach the saturation point. Then your story, like a portrait by a master painter, will become one of a kind.

Learn to create unique stories
at a McKee Seminar this spring.

"One of the most intense 3-day sessions in my life. It's going to take weeks—months!—to process all this. I can understand why this seminar is so much in demand."

Scott Mitchell (Austin STORY Seminar Alumnus)


 

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Why Stories Need a Small Knowable World

Robert McKee explains the dangers of making your story world too big, and how a depth of knowledge is the key to avoiding clichés.


 

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PO Box 681
Sherman, Connecticut 06784
United States
(928) 204



The weakest possible excuse to include anything in a story is: "But it actually happened." A story must be like life, but not so verbatim that it has no depth or meaning. All writers must come to understand the relationship of story to life: story is metaphor for life.

"McKee's great insight and knowledge
in storytelling is unparalleled."
LOS ANGELES TIMES

LOS ANGELES
NEW YORK
LONDON
( STORY ) Mar. 26-28
( LOVE STORY ) Mar. 29
( STORY ) Apr. 16-18
( TV DAY ) Apr. 19
( STORY ) May 14-16
( COMEDY ) May 17

Don't miss Robert McKee's STORY Seminar this Spring!
Why Facts Won't Make Your Story True
Fact vs. Fiction
A storyteller is a life poet, an artist who transforms day-to-day living, dream and actuality into a poem whose rhyme scheme is events rather than words. A two-hour, or 300-page, metaphor that says: "life is like this."
Facts are neutral. The weakest possible excuse to include anything in a story is: "But it actually happened."
A story must be like life, but not so verbatim that it has no depth or meaning. All writers must come to understand the relationship of story to life: story is metaphor for life.
What happens is fact. Truth is what we think about what happens.
Flawed and false storytelling substitutes spectacle for substance, trickery for truth. Robert McKee's STORY Seminar teaches that storytelling is the creative demonstration of truth. In an intense 3 days, McKee explores the ageless principles, conventions and complexities of the story form, including:
  • Story design and structure;
  • The principles of character dimension and design;
  • The composition of scenes;
  • The writer's method;
  • How it all works: see how the principles of story are applied during a scene-by-scene screening and analysis of CASABLANCA.
Because the principles of story are eternal and universal, Robert McKee's STORY Seminar is ideal for storytellers of all types: Screenwriters, TV Writers, Novelists, Playwrights, Filmmakers, Directors, Producers, Documentary Makers, Actors, Game Designers and more.

Learn To Write the Truth
at a McKee Seminar This Spring.



Already attended the STORY Seminar?
McKee Alumni frequently take advantage of our Repeater Discounts.
(Contact mariah@storylogue.com for details.)
"My premier in The Reykjavík City Theatre last month was a massive hit, receiving fantastic reviews that all talk about the quality of the craftsmanship. That is thanks to McKee's books and STORY Seminar."

Tyrfingur Tyrfingsson, Playwright
HELGI COMES APART


 


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PO Box 681
Sherman, Connecticut 06784
United States
(928) 204-2323

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2020 British Academy Film Awards
Congratulations to our 32 nominees and 7 winners!
McKee seminar graduates are recognized year after year as some of the very best creative talents in the industry. Join us this spring to find out why.
Just some of the BAFTA nominees
and winners from McKee alumni:

JOJO RABBIT
TOY STORY 4
JOKER
FROZEN II
KLAUS
AMERICAN FACTORY
THE IRISHMAN
1917
ROCKETMAN
THE TWO POPES



 

Upcoming McKee Seminars

LOS ANGELES
NEW YORK
LONDON
( STORY ) Mar. 26-28
( LOVE STORY ) Mar. 29
( STORY ) Apr. 16-18
( TV DAY ) Apr. 19
( STORY ) May 14-16
( COMEDY ) May 17

Professional, Student and Repeater discounts available.
(Contact mariah@storylogue.com for details.)


 

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The Key to Self-Expression as a Writer

The storyteller leads us into expectation, makes us think we understand the story world, then turns that world on its head.
Of all the reactions a turning point creates, chief among them is insight. Insight into characters, the story world and most importantly, the mind of the writer. This insight is the audience's reward for paying attention. Masterfully crafted stories deliver this pleasure scene after scene.
But if we were to ask writers how they express themselves, more often than not they'll reply "With my words — descriptions and dialogue."
In truth, our most powerful means of self-expression is the unique way in which we turn a story.
Exquisite, perceptive prose cannot substitute for a beautifully-crafted turning point. What audiences crave is the insight that floods their mind when they match their life experiences against an artist's masterfully turned scene.
Language is a tool and must never become a decorative end of its own. The key to success as a writer lies within the turning points you create.

Learn how to craft masterful turning points
at McKee's STORY Seminar this spring.

"McKee's STORY seminar was one of the most profound learning experiences I have ever had. Robert is a national treasure."

Park Howell, Motivational Speaker (Los Angeles STORY Alumnus)


 

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What is the Essence of Talent?

In this Storylogue Q&A video, Robert McKee teaches the nature of talent, and how it is meaningless without desire.


 

A Message from Our Friends at InkTip

Whether you're looking for scripts or have some of your own, InkTip can help. Almost 400 movies have been made from scripts and writers found on our site.


 

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PO Box 681
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(928) 204-2323


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Upcoming McKee Seminars

LOS ANGELES
NEW YORK
LONDON
( STORY ) Mar. 26-28
( LOVE STORY ) Mar. 29
( STORY ) Apr. 16-18
( TV DAY ) Apr. 19
( STORY ) May 14-16
( COMEDY ) May 17

Professional, Student and Repeater discounts available.
(Contact mariah@storylogue.com for details.)


 

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The Complex Simplicity of Story

All stories take the form of a Quest.
To understand the Quest form of your story, penetrate the psychology of your protagonist and find an honest answer to the question: "What does he or she want?"
By studying the heart of the protagonist and discovering his or her desire, you begin to see the arc of your story, and the Quest on which your character must embark.
The essential form of story is simple, but that's like saying the essential form of music is simple. It is. It's twelve notes. But these twelve notes conspire into everything we have ever called music.
When a writer takes up this seemingly simple form, they discover how complex story is, how inordinately difficult it is to do.

Master the complex simplicity of story
at a McKee Seminar this spring.

"McKee's book and seminar, STORY, changed the trajectory of my professional career, from a novelist on her ninth book that wasn't going anywhere, to a published novelist with a Miramax movie deal."

Erica Ferencik, Author & Screenwriter
THE RIVER AT NIGHT / INTO THE JUNGLE


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Defining Your Story in One Sentence

Robert McKee teaches how and why, no matter how seemingly complex the story, you should be able to define your work in one sentence.


 


A Message from Our Friends at LA Screenwriter
With contest season upon us, it's time to think about loglines. Your logline is the first impression most readers will get of your script. It determines whether they'll open your script with anticipation... or dread.
Angela Bourassa (PAGE Winner, AFF Finalist) has personally given written feedback on over 1,500 loglines (testimonials). For $29, she'll provide feedback on your script concept and help you craft multiple logline options.

 

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PO Box 681
Sherman, Connecticut 06784
United States
(928) 204-2323


Meetings at: Warner Bros., 20th Century Fox, Universal, Sony Pictures, Lionsgate and Netflix.

The 7th Annual ScreenCraft Screenwriting Fellowship is open for applications.

This is our most successful program for getting emerging writers signed with Hollywood literary managers and agents.

ALL of last year's winners signed with lit managers!  
Fellows will meet with development executives at major Hollywood studios, including Warner Bros.20th Century FoxUniversalSony PicturesLionsgate and Netflix.

Accepting TV and Feature screenplays in all genres. 

The chosen Fellowship recipients will receive ongoing professional support and a special trip to Los Angeles for meetings, mentorship and personal introductions to key entertainment studio executives, producers, literary managers and agents.


Regular Deadline is January 31st.

Click here to learn more.

Meet the 2020 Manager Mentors
Adam Kolbrenner - Lit Entertainment

Adam Kolbrenner, Lit Entertainment, renowned boutique literary management company known for such clients as Nicole Perlman, Aaron Guzikowski, Justin Marks, Greg Russo, Jonathan Mostow and many more!

Kailey Marsh - Brillstein Entertainment Partners

Kailey Marsh, Brillstein Entertainment Partners, the management company behind such stars as Brad Pitt, Amy Adams, Rachel Brosnahan, Rachel Weisz, Adam Sandler, Vin Diesel and many more!

Ari Lubet - 3 Arts Entertainment

Ari Lubet, 3 Arts Entertainment, the management and production company behind such shows as Orange is the New BlackBrooklyn Nine-NineSilicon ValleyParks and Recreation30 RockThe Mindy ProjectIt’s Always Sunny in PhiladelphiaSaint George and more.

Clients of 3 Arts Entertainment include such legends as Tina Fey, Amy Poehler, Aziz Ansari, Maya Rudolph, Kevin Hart, Mindy Kaling, George Lopez, Matt LeBlanc, BJ Novak, James Franco, Charlie Day, and many more!

Scott Stoops - Good Fear

Scott Stoops, Good Fear, the management company behind such notable talent as Evan Daugherty, James Duval, Tiffany Dupont and Billy Brown

Jake Dellman - Verve Talent and Literary Agency

Jake Dellman, Verve Talent and Literary Agency, the agency behind many great writers, directors and actors as Colin Trevorrow (Jurassic World), Greg Russo (Mortal Combat), Emily Carmichael (Pacific Rim: Uprising, Jurassic World 3) and many more!

Tracy Kopulsky- MXN Entertainment

Tracy Kopulsky, MXN Entertainment, the management company behind such celebrated filmmakers as Diablo Cody, Melina Matsoukas, Jesse Andrews and Amanda Marsalis
Alex Platis - Untitled Entertainment

Alex Platis, Untitled Entertainment, the management company behind such stars as Jared Leto, Penelope Cruz and Naomi Watts

Join us in Chicago for the ScreenCraft Writers Summit!
Join us for workshops, panels, cocktail parties, pitch events and mentorship with some of Hollywood’s top screenwriters, agents and producers.

Some of ScreenCraft's 2020 Speakers & Mentors Already Confirmed:

David Rabinowitz
Oscar-winning Screenwriter (BLACKKKLANSMAN)

Adam Kolbrenner
Literary Manager and Founder, Lit Entertainment Group
Producer (PRISONERS, CHRISTMAS CHRONICLES, DESIGNATED SURVIVOR, etc)

Meg LeFauve
Oscar-nominated Screenwriter (INSIDE OUT, THE GOOD DINOSAUR, CAPTAIN MARVEL

Stephany Folsom
Screenwriter & TV Writer (Pixar’s TOY STORY 4, STAR WARS: RESISTANCE, THE LORD OF THE RINGS on Amazon)

Wendy Calhoun
Television Writer, Showrunner (EMPIRE, JUSTIFIED, GREY’S ANATOMY, NASHVILLE

Joan Wai
Program Manager, Academy Nicholl Fellowships in Screenwriting, Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences

Karin Gist
Karin Gist, Showrunner & TV Writer (MIXED-ISH, STAR, HOUSE OF LIES, REVENGE, GIRLFRIENDS, etc)

Scott Myers
Writer & Exec. Producer, host of “Go Into the Story”
Professor, DePaul University School of Cinematic Arts


And more to be announced soon!​

Save $50 by registering before February 21st.​  Reserve your badge now.
Don't miss the final deadline for the 2019 ScreenCraft Animation FILM & TV Screenplay Competition.
2019 jury features execs from such companies and credits as, PIXAR, DISNEY+, NICKELODEON and more! 

Writing an animated film or TV show? 

Perhaps no other medium of entertainment liberates the writer’s imagination more than animation. From wildly experimental 2D animation, to photo-realistic 3D animation, and everything in between, the medium of animation can allow for many kinds of inventive, visual storytelling. Whether you’re writing an animated family feature, a serious animated series for adults, or a kids TV show, we’re honoring three categories in this annual competition!

The 3 categories are:
·         Animated Feature Screenplay
·         Animated Adult TV Pilot
·         Animated Kids TV Pilot
 
Final Deadline is February 29th.


McKee Seminars | Two Arts, Inc.
PO Box 681
Sherman, Connecticut 06784
United States
(928) 204-2323

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