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Webinar | Part 2 of 3: Antioch University Spring Dramatic Writing Series: How to Pitch Your Project with the Perfect Logline | AU
May 4, 2023 @ 6:00 pm – 7:30 pm PDT
Whether you are new to creative writing or a professional looking for your next step in the dramatic arts, join us for this 3 part series to discuss the ins and outs of dramatic writing for screen or stage. This series will be presented by Colette Freedman, a top Hollywood script doctor and ghostwriter. Colette is the Dramatic Writing Program Officer at Antioch University, where she mentors students in screenwriting, tv writing, and playwriting.
Join us virtually (via Zoom) on Thursday, May 4, 2023, 6:00 PM – 7:30 PM PDT to dive in and learn more about dramatic writing. Want to learn more about earning your MFA in Creative Writing? Stay after the workshop to be connected with an Admissions Counselor!
Session 2: How to Pitch Your Project with the Perfect Logline
Now you have the story you want to write. In this workshop, you’ll learn how to craft the perfect logline by using examples from film and then have a chance to pitch your own project. (Part 2 of a series, but attendees may take this workshop independently of the others.)
Colette (@colettefreedman) is a novelist, playwright, and screenwriter. Her plays and musicals have been done all over the world, including Serial Killer Barbie and Sister Cities (Jacki Weaver, Alfred Molina, Stana Katic, Jess Weixler). She just finished dramaturgy on Mozart Her Story: The New Musical, which played at Carnegie Hall in March 2023. Colette has produced a number of films and written several indie gems, including And Then There Was Eve which won The Los Angeles Film Festival and is distributed with Breaking Glass Pictures. She co-produced the film Quality Problems, which has won several awards and is distributed with Freestyle Media. Currently, she is in post-production for her coming-of-age film Miles Underwater and her film 7,000 Miles (Wendie Malick) is currently on the festival circuit.
