Saturday 1st November 2008
10.30am to 4.30pm
Tutor: Fenella Greenfield
Embarking on a 120pp feature-length script can be daunting for any screenwriter so why not take some time out and write a short?
Not only is it more likely you’ll get the script finished; you’ll also stand a greater chance of getting it made and seen.
After all, a good short film can be a far better experience than a bad long one, requiring all the writing disciplines and film-making savvy of the feature film, with the extra challenge of conveying an entire narrative arc in a short space of time.
When it works, the results can be stunning.