Artist Services.Writers' Groups Project Development Community
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Storytelling is IntuitiveUnlock your innate connection to story in this unique weekend workshop designed for storytellers of all kinds.
May 22nd & 23rd 2:00- 3:30 PM (EST) |
Current Programs
Writers' Group
Our weekly Writers' Groups offer feedback and accountability for the playwright/screenwriter looking to deepen their writing practice. Writers sign up for a “Share” slot on our weekly Sign Up and share UP TO 10 minutes of of text each week. WRITERS READ ALL OF THEIR OWN WORK. As work progresses, there are opportunities for developmental readings with a full cast pulled from our extensive network of creatives. We highly recommend signing up as an “Audience” for your first session so you can see how the group operates.
There is a $60 monthly fee and Writers are free to attend as many sessions as they like per month. No one is turned away for inability to pay. To learn more, fill out the Contact Form below. |
Project DevelopmentHave a project in mind but need some guidance from an experienced indie producer to get your project on its feet?
Private Project Development sessions are available at an affordable hourly rate and can include:
Initial 30 minute consultation is FREE! |
Additional Writers' Programs
Writers' RoomWriters’ Room is a collaborative writing experience where writers get practice pitching ideas, organizing work flow, setting goals, and cultivating an open, safe working environment while collaborating with fellow writers on a single piece. This is a space to focus on the work of collaboration.
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Scene Study for WritersScene Study for Writers allows playwrights and screenwriters to explore an actor’s toolkit without the pressure of “being on”. Discovering how actors think and embody text can inform your writing in a number of surprising ways.
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Writing Across DifferenceWriting Across Difference will create a safe and inviting space to have the difficult conversations about writing characters that do not share our lived experiences. How can we write these characters responsibly, respectfully and with care? When should we let it go?
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