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Bridging The Gap Between Writers and Producers.
Bridging The Gap Between Writers and Producers.
Bridge 17: Compelling Stories. Extraordinary Writing.
READ published TV/Film scripts
REVIEW genre paradigms
HONE story openings and first skills
REVIEW act structures and STYLE.
PEER script reviews for committed members.
Monthly WRITING lock-ins (12-hour writing sessions).
Weekly Script Read Schedule
Weekly Script Read Schedule
March 3rd at 7pm
Judas & The Black Messiah
Judas & The Black Messiah
Writing for the times in another time.
March 24th at 7pm
March 24th at 7pm
2021
Grey's Anatomy 202
Grey's Anatomy 202
Writing a story engine with a lot of gas.
March 31st at 7pm
March 31st at 7pm
2021
Get Out
Get Out
Writing a simple movie about trying to quit smoking.
Script Club Rules
• The purpose of this script club is to read and hear other writers so if you have a script, and you are ready to discuss it... you are in the right place.
• Please respect the authority of the moderator.
• After the reading, the writer should remain quiet and take notes while everyone else says what they like and don’t like about the script that was read. It’s important to say both—even if you liked or disliked the script. Everyone should be constructive in their notes, and only when the group has completed their feedback should the writer ask questions.
• Keep on topic, but feel free to introduce information that is relevant to the discussion (historical facts, authors that may help, or topics).
• All meetings will start on time.
• Scripts must be read ahead of the club meeting.
Script Club Rules
• The purpose of this script club is to read and hear other writers so if you have a script, and you are ready to discuss it... you are in the right place.
• Please respect the authority of the moderator.
• After the reading, the writer should remain quiet and take notes while everyone else says what they like and don’t like about the script that was read. It’s important to say both—even if you liked or disliked the script. Everyone should be constructive in their notes, and only when the group has completed their feedback should the writer ask questions.
• Keep on topic, but feel free to introduce information that is relevant to the discussion (historical facts, authors that may help, or topics).
• All meetings will start on time.
• Scripts must be read ahead of the club meeting.