Hi everyone,
Here’s info on a great seminar on how to HOW TO DO EXCELLENT SCRIPT COVERAGE – and how it is not only a skill required by many assistant and other positions at agencies, management, and production companies, but a useful skill that will help you in any creative position as well.
A not-to-be-missed event for writers, producers, filmmakers, content creators, actors, or ANYONE who wants to become a freelance reader, or simply to improve their own writing, and anyone hoping to enter the entertainment industry as an intern or assistant!
As always, there’s a great discount for INFOLIST.com (only $30!) – details are below!
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THE SPOTLIGHT WORKSHOPS
presents
HOW TO EXCELLENT
SCRIPT COVERAGE
Everything you need to know about doing script coverage –
and how to do it efficiently and effectively!
SATURDAY, November 3rd, 2018
9am – 12 noon
at
CBS Radford Studios
4024 Radford Avenue
Studio City, CA 91604
Writing script coverage is a useful and necessary skill for ANYONE entering the entertainment industry. This is an invaluable asset to pursuing a career in the entertainment industry – many jobs require coverage samples as part of the application process. And whether you’re an intern or assistant at a production company, agency, or management company, there’s a good chance you’ll be expected to write script coverage. Aspiring writers often cover scripts for a living while they hone their craft. And even if you never write coverage professionally, understanding the criteria on which a screenplay will be judged will help not only your own writing, but many other aspects of the industry as well.
Film schools don’t usually teach coverage writing. And with or without film school, there aren’t many ways to learn this skill outside of on-the-job trial-and-error. This workshop aims to give you the foundation you need to shorten that learning curve. It will equip you with an overview of what script coverage is, as well as practical tips for approaching the task of writing it.
Who should attend:
Writers, producers, filmmakers, content creators, actors, or ANYONE who wants to become a freelance reader, or simply to improve their own writing, and anyone hoping to enter the entertainment industry as an intern or assistant!
By the end of this class you’ll know:
• What coverage is, who uses it, and who writes it
• The parts of a coverage report and what the grid and pass/consider/recommend ratings mean
• What you must know about the craft and business before writing coverage
• The best practices for writing coverage effectively and efficiently.
PLUS – this will be a great networking event to meet other industry professionals!
SPECIAL DISCOUNT FOR INFOLIST.com!!
PREMIUM and PRO InfoList Members get $10 OFF!! That’s just $30 (normally $40!) to learn from a top industry professional!!
UPGRADE NOW (or log in to your Premium/Pro Account) so you can take advantage of this special offer!
Or, skip the upgrade and pay regular price –
TO REGISTER:
We will fill up fast – register now at:
Requirements: Bring something to take notes.
ABOUT THE INSTRUCTOR:
Naomi Beaty is a script consultant, screenwriting teacher, and screenwriter. She has lived and worked in L.A. for over a decade, read thousands of scripts, and worked with hundreds of writers. She’s worked with producers internationally and consulted on the 2016 Raindance Film Festival “Indie Film of the Year” winner, Selling Isobel.
Starting as an assistant for manager/producer Craig Baumgarten, Naomi wrote coverage daily on projects in consideration for development and for director and actor clients. Later, as a junior development exec at Madonna and Guy Oseary’s Maverick Films, Naomi worked on projects like Twilight, Percy Jackson and the Lightning Thief, and The Stanford Prison Experiment.
REGISTER NOW:
We will fill up fast – register now at:
For questions or more information, please email us at:
info@greenhouseproductions.com
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