Introducing my first workshop in Bristol!
Screenwriting Beyond the Basics
Goldbrick House, 69 Park Street, Bristol
Saturday 23rd July, 10am-4pm. £25 including lunch.
This intensive day-long course is a must for anyone who wants to take their writing to the next level. It’s for writers who want to go professional and need to elevate their work to the point where agents and production companies will sit up and take notice.
During the day we will use group discussion and practical tasks to concentrate on refining concept, complicating your characters and introducing more complex structures into your writing. We’ll also take a look at the film-making industry and discuss what’s selling and what companies are looking for.
There is also the opportunity to have your script read and have a one-to-one with a professional script reader after the class on how to improve your particular piece of work.
The workshop costs £25 per person, which includes a two course lunch and soft drinks. If you would like Holly to read your script and book a 20 minute one-to-one discussion then the price is £40 per person. Please note that the 121 option has now sold out: there are still a few spaces left for the workshop and lunch though.
Places are strictly limited, so book now! Just click on the options below to pay by Paypal and secure your place. If you would prefer to pay by cheque, please contact me to check availability and for my postal address. If you have any other questions, feel free to write in the comments or email me at holly@hollyrace.com.
Holly is a professional script reader. She has an MA from Oxford University and has trained with the NFTS. She used to work in theatre, reading for the Old Vic and Hampstead Theatres and the Magic Theatre in San Francisco, and worked as the Literary Associate for Menagerie Theatre Company. She now works for companies including Aardman Animations, Working Title, Fairbanks Productions, Company Pictures and Stephen Fry’s Sprout Pictures, and is the Development Assistant at sales company Intandem Pictures. She also works freelance with professional writers as far afield as New Zealand. She also recommends writers to Aardman, the BBC and Feelgood Fiction.