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WHEN
Saturday December 6
10:00 am – noon
WHERE
Upstairs Auditorium
Glendale Central Library 222 E. Harvard St. Glendale
Map
Park free for three hours in the lot on the other side of Harvard street
with library validation...
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The AWG presents screenwriters, novelists, agents, producers, script
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Saturday,
December 6
Chris Lockhart
Polish Your Pitches for the
“Inside Pitch!”
Deliver your best pitches to an industry insider and hear
whether they have a chance or what to do to improve them. Known for his
honest feedback, Chris Lockhart, the former executive story editor of
ICM, now with the William Morris Agency, is back for his fourth year in
a row to take pitches from AWG members at the December 6 meeting. The
best pitcher will have his or her script read by Chris and will receive
a follow-up phone conference with him. (A script outline will suffice if
the script has not yet been written.)
At William Morris Agency, Chris finds projects for “A” listers like
Mel Gibson, Denzel Washington and Steve Martin. He is also a creative
consultant for COLLATERAL producer, Julie Richardson, and has set up
several projects, including A RHINESTONE ALIBI with Paramount and THE
MIDNIGHT MAN with Dimension. In his spare time, he teaches screenwriting
at L.A. Valley College, and lectures around the country. His free
writing workshop, THE INSIDE PITCH, aired locally on TV station LA36 in
2004, earning him an L.A. Area Emmy nomination. The subsequent DVD
release won the 2005 Aegis Award. Lockhart dishes out advice and
feedback to writers on an ongoing basis at his free screenwriting web
site,
www.twoadverbs.com.
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Jan. 3 Winner of the 1st AWG
Short Film Screenwriting
Competition Announced
The
Alameda Writers Group has received 30 entries into its
first Short Film Competition. Finalists will be announced in
December, and the winning entry will be announced in January of 2009.
The winner will have his or her original short screenplay produced and distributed, with a budget of $5,000 or less.
Contest Rules
Sample Scoring Sheet
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