Script to Screen Conference 2009 – Writers in Collaboration
Sitting down and working with a partner on a script can be challenging, but collaboration often yields great work. Hear from writers and writer/director teams who have gone through the process discuss the ins and outs …
Script to Screen Conference 2009 – Working With Producers & Production Companies
Meet the principals of major independent film companies and producers of top indie films of 2009. Hear advice and gain access to what their winning combination is for how they nurture relationships with …
Script to Screen Conference 2009 – Networking & Notice
You know you’ve written the next great indie film – now how can you garner attention for it when you’re not represented and have few industry connections? Hear from indie film experts what workshops, contests and …
Script to Screen Conference 2009 – How I Got My Project Sold
What’s the secret of convincing producers and executives to buy your latest screenplay? This panel features writers and executives who’ve made the leap from the page to the big screen – and how …
Script to Screen Conference 2009 – Finding Representation & Next Steps
Finding the right agent or manager can be frustrating. But when filmmakers understand what reps look for when taking on a new client, it helps in the process of getting your screenplay read and …
Script to Screen Conference 2009 – Case Study: Original Screenplay
Go behind the scenes with the creative producer Scott Franklin of The Wrestler to hear how the project was originally developed and how the production pushed through obstacles of cost and criticism to get their …
Script to Screen Conference 2009 – Case Study: Adapted Screenplay
Go behind the scenes with the creative team of a Precious: Based on the Novel Push by Sapphire to hear how the team acquired the rights, adapted and developed this Sundance 2009 Grand Jury Prize-winning …
What are some of the best strategies to set your project onto the right course? Top lawyers, casting directors and producers discuss how to package your film for financing and sales, and give you a head’s …