Doing Your Doc: DIVERSE VISIONS, REGIONAL VOICES
Do you have a pitch, logline and trailer that are not bringing you money? Or worse, no fundraising materials at all?
A unique chance to meet with internationally renowned speaker Fernanda Rossi, co-writer and story analyst to over 500 documentaries, fiction scripts and demos including two Academy Award Nominees, and author of the book Trailer Mechanics.
• Screening of film with Q&A and case study with the director
• Full day workshop on how to create a pitch, logline, synopsis and demo with Ms. Rossi
• One lunch lecture on new media and outreach
• One lunch lecture on grants and PBS
• One-on-one mentorship of your project with industry professionals.
From beginners to veterans, this weekend program gets your project one step closer to completion.
Schedule Overview:
Friday, Dec. 6, 7:30pm-9pm
Saturday, Dec. 7, 9am-6pm
Sunday, Dec. 8, 2pm-5pm
What people are saying about Rossi's seminars:
"After a very informative and enlightening workshop with Fernanda, we put together a trailer and proposal. She was clear and unambiguous in her analysis, yet very respectful and supportive of our vision. In the end, the NFB took on the financing of the full production!" The Last Spirit Flight, Co-directors Julia Szucs and Stephen Smith, National Film Board Production.
Info and registration here: http://www.acteva.com/booking.cfm?bevaid=237078
More info here: http://nalip.org/announcement.php?id=806
Presented by NALIP, The NEA Media Arts, and the Hanson Film Institute in association with Film Tucson, UA School of Theatre, Film & Television, POV, and LPB
Purchase/ refund policy: NO REFUNDS. Registration transfered allowed. Please call the NALIP office 310-470-1061 with questions or concerns.
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