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Introduction to Screenwriting - Worthing

Thursday, September 13 2007 @ 08:28 AM BST
Author: Dan. Views: 159

New Wiriting South are launching a new course at Field Place, Worthing. Introduction to Screenwriting will be led by Julie Everton.

Designed by the Film Council, the course will provide writers with foundation skills in screenwriting, and covers all the nuts and bolts of how to write a screenplay.

Participants will write their own short screenplay as part of the course.

Introduction to Screenwriting takes place on Saturdays 22, 29 September, 13 & 20 October, and runs from 10am - 4pm.

It costs �135 New Writing South members, and �195 for non members

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Introduction to Screenwriting - Worthing

Author: Dan on Thursday, September 13 2007 @ 01:32 PM BST

It's great to see this event coming to Worthing, at a time when there seems to be a resurgence in interest in film in the town - a couple of people have suggested setting up a film group recently.

Are any readers interested in alternative and independent film? Should we try and get something together under the Revolutionary Arts Group banner?

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Dan Thompson
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