Unfortunately this workshop has been cancelled due to tutor illness – we apologise for any inconvenience caused. Anyone with a ticket will be contacted via the Picturehouse Customer Service team and given a full refund. Any queries should be directed to customerservice@picturehouses.co.uk.
You’ve got a completed draft script – so now where do you take it?
How do you get it out there to the people who matter?
This session will cover the film, television and streaming industries, how to make sure you’re targeting the right audience and home for your project, and how to pitch it. This workshop will be:
* interactive
* enlightening
* slightly terrifying – NOBODY likes pitching!
* … but ultimately really inspiring and energising
As always, you’ll be working with some fabulous fellow writers, supporting each other as you build your own confidence in selling your project. You’ll gain valuable insight into industry commissioning processes, learn about approaching agents (and whether or not you need one) and put together a portfolio of selling materials for your project that will take it to the next level – out of your head and into the world!
The workshop is open to anyone with either a draft script or a reasonably well-developed idea, who wants to start getting it out into the industry. It’s also a good opportunity for more experienced scriptwriters to hone their pitching skills.
Abigail Webber
Abigail Webber has worked in the film and television industry for nearly twenty years, starting out as a script reader and production assistant and moving on to roles as a script editor, development executive, Commissioning Editor for Drama (C5) and executive producer. More recently she began teaching as a Senior Lecturer in Film & Screen Studies and Media Production at the University of Northampton, specialising in Scriptwriting for Film, Television and Radio. Abigail combines lecturing with freelance script development consulting and, having gained an MA in Screenwriting, is developing her own portfolio of writing for both film and television. She is a member of BAFTA and Women in Film & TV.
Advisory Rating: 15