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Method Writing: An Organic Approach to Writing

Seminar
Method Writing: An Organic Approach to Writing
with Jack & Josh Grapes

Saturday, January 21, 2017
10:30 am – 1:00 p.m.
IWOSC members: $15
Non-members: $35

Josh Grapes displays their Method Writing book - by request.
Josh Grapes & Method Writing book

“Method Writing” is an organic approach to writing, much as method acting is an organic approach to acting, stressing inner process and deep voice. “Method Writing” consists of various concepts that take the writer through techniques designed to make the writing more compelling and more effective, publishable and productive.

Back by popular demand, Jack Grapes will present this overview of the writer’s creative process, focusing on his book “Method Writing,” a technique he’s developed and used in his writing workshops over the last 35 years.

Jack will discuss the nature of the creative process, and how that applies to “Method Writing.” So bring something to write on: paper and pen, parchment and quill, stone and chisel — whatever works.

He and his son, Josh, will lead the group in a writing prompt, time permitting.

[Update: they led a fantastic writing prompt!]

Our presenters: Jack and Josh Grapes

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Jack Grapes

Jack Grapes is an award-winning actor, poet, playwright, publisher, editor, and teacher.

He wrote and starred in Circle of Will, a metaphysical comedy about the lost years of William Shakespeare which ran for several years at the Globe Theatre in Hollywood.

He’s the author of 8 1/2 books of poetry, including the three most recent The Naked Eye, Poems so Far, and All the Sad Angels. All available on Amazon.com.

Jack is editor and publisher of the highly acclaimed literary journal Onthebus.

He teaches classes based on his METHOD WRITING program. Both Method Writing and Advanced Method Writing are available on Amazon.com.

Josh Grapes
Josh Grapes

Josh Grapes is a graduate of Sarah Lawrence College.

He’s a poet and writer, and a singer/songwriter.
His most recent CD is Creature Comforts, and a book of poetry.

He’s also working on an alternate history of the United States.

He teaches special writer classes and workshops.

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WordPress For Writers 2016

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Seminar
WordPress For Writers 2016
with Steven Sanchez

Saturday, November 19, 2016
10:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
IWOSC members: $15
Non-members: $35

Doors open at 10:00.
Please arrive by 10:20 to be assured a seat.

“One of the easiest ways for an author to get a site up and running is to use Blogger or WordPress.”
 -Jane Friedman, author of Publishing 101, former Publisher of Writers Digest.

“If you really want to maximize your message, you’ll want to upgrade to self-hosted WordPress”
 -Michael Hyatt, author of Platform: Get Noticed in a Noisy World, founder of Platform University.

“We highly encourage you to use WordPress as the foundation of your website.”
 -Rick Frishman, author of Mistakes Authors Make, founder of Author 101 University.

Again and again, writing experts agree: WordPress is THE way to publish your website to the Internet. Among the many reasons for using WordPress:

  • Approximately 1/4 of the top 10,000 websites in the world use it.
  • It is THE most popular Content Management System (CMS) on the Internet and THE solution universally recommended for writers.
  • WordPress is designed to help you rank better with Google, Amazon, and the Social Media networks.
  • Free or low-cost Themes and Plugins make changing your website’s look or adding capabilities much easier than with any other solution.
  • The New York Observer, New York Post, TED, Thought Catalog, Williams, USA Today, CNN, Fortune.com, TIME.com, National Post, Spotify, TechCrunch, CBS Local and NBC all use WordPress.

You might be using something else. You might have tried WordPress and found it challenging. That’s ok. Like anything new, there are a few things to learn to get up and running successfully. But given WordPress’ popularity and nearly unanimous recommendation for writers, shouldn’t you take another look?

Would you like to know:

  • How to get started with WordPress or how to convert your existing site to WordPress without spending a fortune?
  • How to make your website mobile-friendly?
  • How WordPress has changed in the last year?
  • How writers use WordPress to do things like link to your book on Amazon (and elsewhere), include a YouTube video or Facebook post, or add new capabilities to your website?
  • How to get your website ranked by Google and improve your Search Engine Optimization (SEO)?
  • What are the best plugins other writers are using?
  • How to secure your website from hackers?
  • Even how to improve your writing!
  • And much, much more!

Isn’t it worth a couple hours to get your questions answered, learn whether WordPress is right for you and discover what your next step might be to make your life easier and get your writing out to the world?

About our presenter

Steven_Sanchez_800STEVEN SANCHEZ is an Internet developer, consultant, speaker, international bestselling author and an IWOSC Board Member. For over 20 years he developed and managed integrated Web marketing solutions for industry-leading companies. Now he recommends WordPress as THE solution for nearly ALL websites.

Steven has conducted numerous workshops on all aspects of Internet marketing, from social media management to website development. He has also worked on several bestselling books on business success, homepage usability, and designing a website on a shoestring. Steven is currently working on several books for writers, as well as developing websites to help smarter writers develop their platforms, connect with their audience, and sell more books.

Registration info

IWOSC members: $15
Non-members: $35
Reservations are now closed. People without reservations will be admitted as space permits starting at 10:20 a.m.

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WordPress For Writers 2016

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Seminar
WordPress For Writers 2016
with Steven Sanchez

Saturday, November 19, 2016
10:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
IWOSC members: $15
Non-members: $35

Doors open at 10:00.
Please arrive by 10:20 to be assured a seat.

“One of the easiest ways for an author to get a site up and running is to use Blogger or WordPress.”
 -Jane Friedman, author of Publishing 101, former Publisher of Writers Digest.

“If you really want to maximize your message, you’ll want to upgrade to self-hosted WordPress”
 -Michael Hyatt, author of Platform: Get Noticed in a Noisy World, founder of Platform University.

“We highly encourage you to use WordPress as the foundation of your website.”
 -Rick Frishman, author of Mistakes Authors Make, founder of Author 101 University.

Again and again, writing experts agree: WordPress is THE way to publish your website to the Internet. Among the many reasons for using WordPress:

  • Approximately 1/4 of the top 10,000 websites in the world use it.
  • It is THE most popular Content Management System (CMS) on the Internet and THE solution universally recommended for writers.
  • WordPress is designed to help you rank better with Google, Amazon, and the Social Media networks.
  • Free or low-cost Themes and Plugins make changing your website’s look or adding capabilities much easier than with any other solution.
  • The New York Observer, New York Post, TED, Thought Catalog, Williams, USA Today, CNN, Fortune.com, TIME.com, National Post, Spotify, TechCrunch, CBS Local and NBC all use WordPress.

You might be using something else. You might have tried WordPress and found it challenging. That’s ok. Like anything new, there are a few things to learn to get up and running successfully. But given WordPress’ popularity and nearly unanimous recommendation for writers, shouldn’t you take another look?

Would you like to know:

  • How to get started with WordPress or how to convert your existing site to WordPress without spending a fortune?
  • How to make your website mobile-friendly?
  • How WordPress has changed in the last year?
  • How writers use WordPress to do things like link to your book on Amazon (and elsewhere), include a YouTube video or Facebook post, or add new capabilities to your website?
  • How to get your website ranked by Google and improve your Search Engine Optimization (SEO)?
  • What are the best plugins other writers are using?
  • How to secure your website from hackers?
  • Even how to improve your writing!
  • And much, much more!

Isn’t it worth a couple hours to get your questions answered, learn whether WordPress is right for you and discover what your next step might be to make your life easier and get your writing out to the world?

About our presenter

Steven_Sanchez_800STEVEN SANCHEZ is an Internet developer, consultant, speaker, international bestselling author and an IWOSC Board Member. For over 20 years he developed and managed integrated Web marketing solutions for industry-leading companies. Now he recommends WordPress as THE solution for nearly ALL websites.

Steven has conducted numerous workshops on all aspects of Internet marketing, from social media management to website development. He has also worked on several bestselling books on business success, homepage usability, and designing a website on a shoestring. Steven is currently working on several books for writers, as well as developing websites to help smarter writers develop their platforms, connect with their audience, and sell more books.

Registration info

IWOSC members: $15
Non-members: $35
Reservations are now closed. People without reservations will be admitted as space permits starting at 10:20 a.m.

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Get on GetPublished! Radio-The Inner-workings of an Actual Podcast

Seminar
Get on GetPublished! Radio-The Inner-workings of an Actual Podcast

Saturday, October 15, 2016
10:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.

geraldjones_getpublishedBring your most perplexing questions about writing and self-publishing to this on-location recording of an hour-long GetPublished! Radio episode. Since its launch last April Fool’s Day, GetPublished! has gained listenership steadily. The show is now available as a podcast on iTunes, Stitcher, Feedburner, TuneIn, Libsyn, and RSS feeds.

The show is also carried on iHeartRadio, which has an audience of 85 million, and on the Public Radio Exchange (PRX), which distributes to NPR broadcast radio stations nationwide.

GetPublished! announcer Bill Navarro quips that host Gerald Everett Jones has the answers – because he’s already made the mistakes himself. So, bring your questions to this recording session, step up to the mic, and challenge him on the air! Also calling him out will be the show’s new, we’ll-see-about-that Millennial co-host, Cheyenne Cockrell.

Gerald and Cheyenne will be joined by some special guests who will bring their own surprises.

Members of our team will do short Facebook video and social media teasers and the Podcast release should be later that day or the following morning on iHeartRadio and PRX.

You can visit GetPublished! Radio at GetPublished.guru.

About the host

Gerald Everett Jones is a freelance writer. Bonfire of the Vanderbilts, about an art scandal in 1890s’ Paris, is his sixth novel.

Before concentrating primarily on fiction, he authored, coauthored, or ghost-wrote more than thirty business and technical books, including How to Lie with Charts. That book has become a classic for college-level courses in business math, and Jones has conducted seminars on the topic of honesty in financial presentations.

He expounded on his notions of male-centered humor in his collection of short stories, Boychik Lit, which includes an essay in which he nominates novelist and poet Peter De Vries as the father of the genre. Jones authored the boychik-lit series of Rollo Hemphill’s comic misadventures: My Inflatable Friend, Rubber Babes, and Farnsworth’s Revenge. His next novel was Mr. Ballpoint, a father-son comedy based on the true story of the Pen Wars of 1945. Christmas Karma is his homage to Anne Tyler, about a dysfunctional Pasadena family that has to arrange a funeral and cope with uninvited guests during the holidays. His screenplay for Christmas Karma was recently featured in a WGA Diversity showcase.

Jones is a member of the Writers Guild of America, the Dramatists Guild, Women’s National Book Association, and Film Independent (FIND), as well as a director of IWOSC. He holds a Bachelor of Arts with Honors from the College of Letters, Wesleyan University, where he studied under novelists Peter Boynton (Stone Island), F.D. Reeve (The Red Machines), and Jerzy Kozinski (The Painted Bird, Being There).

He blogs at www.boychiklit.com and www.getpublished.guru He is a top reviewer on Goodreads.com and has hosted a regular book review segment on KRLA 870 AM radio in Los Angeles. His reviews are also published on the Web by Splash Magazines Worldwide.

Gerald will be joined on the show by co-host Cheyenne Cockrell, a recent journalism graduate from Humboldt State, and announcer / broadcast pro, Bill Navarro.

Gerald lives in Santa Monica, California, with his wife — actress-comedienne, writer, and animal activist Georja Umano — and two Jack Russell Terrorists, Roxie and Romeo.

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Get on GetPublished! Radio-The Inner-workings of an Actual Podcast

Seminar
Get on GetPublished! Radio-The Inner-workings of an Actual Podcast

Saturday, October 15, 2016
10:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.

geraldjones_getpublishedBring your most perplexing questions about writing and self-publishing to this on-location recording of an hour-long GetPublished! Radio episode. Since its launch last April Fool’s Day, GetPublished! has gained listenership steadily. The show is now available as a podcast on iTunes, Stitcher, Feedburner, TuneIn, Libsyn, and RSS feeds.

The show is also carried on iHeartRadio, which has an audience of 85 million, and on the Public Radio Exchange (PRX), which distributes to NPR broadcast radio stations nationwide.

GetPublished! announcer Bill Navarro quips that host Gerald Everett Jones has the answers – because he’s already made the mistakes himself. So, bring your questions to this recording session, step up to the mic, and challenge him on the air! Also calling him out will be the show’s new, we’ll-see-about-that Millennial co-host, Cheyenne Cockrell.

Gerald and Cheyenne will be joined by some special guests who will bring their own surprises.

Members of our team will do short Facebook video and social media teasers and the Podcast release should be later that day or the following morning on iHeartRadio and PRX.

You can visit GetPublished! Radio at GetPublished.guru.

About the host

Gerald Everett Jones is a freelance writer. Bonfire of the Vanderbilts, about an art scandal in 1890s’ Paris, is his sixth novel.

Before concentrating primarily on fiction, he authored, coauthored, or ghost-wrote more than thirty business and technical books, including How to Lie with Charts. That book has become a classic for college-level courses in business math, and Jones has conducted seminars on the topic of honesty in financial presentations.

He expounded on his notions of male-centered humor in his collection of short stories, Boychik Lit, which includes an essay in which he nominates novelist and poet Peter De Vries as the father of the genre. Jones authored the boychik-lit series of Rollo Hemphill’s comic misadventures: My Inflatable Friend, Rubber Babes, and Farnsworth’s Revenge. His next novel was Mr. Ballpoint, a father-son comedy based on the true story of the Pen Wars of 1945. Christmas Karma is his homage to Anne Tyler, about a dysfunctional Pasadena family that has to arrange a funeral and cope with uninvited guests during the holidays. His screenplay for Christmas Karma was recently featured in a WGA Diversity showcase.

Jones is a member of the Writers Guild of America, the Dramatists Guild, Women’s National Book Association, and Film Independent (FIND), as well as a director of IWOSC. He holds a Bachelor of Arts with Honors from the College of Letters, Wesleyan University, where he studied under novelists Peter Boynton (Stone Island), F.D. Reeve (The Red Machines), and Jerzy Kozinski (The Painted Bird, Being There).

He blogs at www.boychiklit.com and www.getpublished.guru He is a top reviewer on Goodreads.com and has hosted a regular book review segment on KRLA 870 AM radio in Los Angeles. His reviews are also published on the Web by Splash Magazines Worldwide.

Gerald will be joined on the show by co-host Cheyenne Cockrell, a recent journalism graduate from Humboldt State, and announcer / broadcast pro, Bill Navarro.

Gerald lives in Santa Monica, California, with his wife — actress-comedienne, writer, and animal activist Georja Umano — and two Jack Russell Terrorists, Roxie and Romeo.

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Mastering Radio/TV interviews and Book Readings

Seminar
Mastering Radio/TV interviews and Book Readings

Saturday, October 10, 2009

PART 1:
When you are interviewed on radio and TV, you need to be at the top of your game, appear to be unrehearsed, concise, upbeat, easily understood through clear sound bites and short explanations, and you must do your homework and know your book. We’re at the top of our game by presenting the EMMY AWARD WINNING Barry Kibrick, who will show you the ropes.

In this part of our seminar, we will discuss, as time allows:

  • How to talk on the radio and TV and not sound boring, stupid, unprepared.
  • How to dodge inappropriate questions, and get back on topic without making the host look silly.
  • What makes a good guest and what makes a bad one.
  • Tips for people who may one day want to be a host for their own show, internet or broadcast.
  • The mechanics of “phoners.”
  • The ways to find radio and TV talk programs, and what to expect, or not to expect in terms of sales, as well as the mechanics of same.
  • The “Oprah Effect” and sound bites.

PART 2:
Writers conjure words and make magic in the form of poems and stories. But what happens when you speak them? Is your spoken work listless…or alive? Deborah Edler Brown’s How to TELL a Poem & Other Solo Acts teaches you to release the piece from the page. It is not about memorizing and microphones; it is about using your words, your voice and your imagination to enter the world of the work. It is about getting out of the way so that the poem, song, or story can speak for itself.

kibrickBarry Kibrick is the host and producer for the EMMY award-winning series Between the Lines with Barry Kibrick seen on PBS stations around the country. Between the Lines features in-depth interviews with distinguished authors, celebrity writers, top screenwriters, directors and award-winning columnists and journalists.

Barry’s guests have included such luminaries as: Anne Rice, Mario Puzo, Ray Bradbury, Queen Noor of Jordan, Sir Ridley Scott, Ron Howard, Kirk Douglas, Jackie Collins, Sidney Sheldon, Joseph Wambaugh, Richie Havens, Chaka Khan, Erica Jong, Secretary of State, Warren Christopher, John Wooden, Secretary of Labor, Robert Reich and hundreds of others.

 

debheadshot2.jpg.w300h366Deborah Edler Brown is an award-winning poet and journalist, performer and storyteller, author and teacher. She was the 1997 Head-to-Head Haiku Champion and a member of the 1998 Los Angeles National Slam Team.

Deborah’s poetry has appeared in various anthologies and journals. She has told poems and stories in theaters, libraries, bars and bookstores across the country. She holds a degree in Creative Writing from Brown University and was the 2005 recipient of the Sue Saniel Elkind Poetry Prize. Her website is DeborahEdlerBrown.com.

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Mastering Radio/TV interviews and Book Readings

Seminar
Mastering Radio/TV interviews and Book Readings

Saturday, October 10, 2009

PART 1:
When you are interviewed on radio and TV, you need to be at the top of your game, appear to be unrehearsed, concise, upbeat, easily understood through clear sound bites and short explanations, and you must do your homework and know your book. We’re at the top of our game by presenting the EMMY AWARD WINNING Barry Kibrick, who will show you the ropes.

In this part of our seminar, we will discuss, as time allows:

  • How to talk on the radio and TV and not sound boring, stupid, unprepared.
  • How to dodge inappropriate questions, and get back on topic without making the host look silly.
  • What makes a good guest and what makes a bad one.
  • Tips for people who may one day want to be a host for their own show, internet or broadcast.
  • The mechanics of “phoners.”
  • The ways to find radio and TV talk programs, and what to expect, or not to expect in terms of sales, as well as the mechanics of same.
  • The “Oprah Effect” and sound bites.

PART 2:
Writers conjure words and make magic in the form of poems and stories. But what happens when you speak them? Is your spoken work listless…or alive? Deborah Edler Brown’s How to TELL a Poem & Other Solo Acts teaches you to release the piece from the page. It is not about memorizing and microphones; it is about using your words, your voice and your imagination to enter the world of the work. It is about getting out of the way so that the poem, song, or story can speak for itself.

kibrickBarry Kibrick is the host and producer for the EMMY award-winning series Between the Lines with Barry Kibrick seen on PBS stations around the country. Between the Lines features in-depth interviews with distinguished authors, celebrity writers, top screenwriters, directors and award-winning columnists and journalists.

Barry’s guests have included such luminaries as: Anne Rice, Mario Puzo, Ray Bradbury, Queen Noor of Jordan, Sir Ridley Scott, Ron Howard, Kirk Douglas, Jackie Collins, Sidney Sheldon, Joseph Wambaugh, Richie Havens, Chaka Khan, Erica Jong, Secretary of State, Warren Christopher, John Wooden, Secretary of Labor, Robert Reich and hundreds of others.

 

debheadshot2.jpg.w300h366Deborah Edler Brown is an award-winning poet and journalist, performer and storyteller, author and teacher. She was the 1997 Head-to-Head Haiku Champion and a member of the 1998 Los Angeles National Slam Team.

Deborah’s poetry has appeared in various anthologies and journals. She has told poems and stories in theaters, libraries, bars and bookstores across the country. She holds a degree in Creative Writing from Brown University and was the 2005 recipient of the Sue Saniel Elkind Poetry Prize. Her website is DeborahEdlerBrown.com.

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The Rewrite Desk with Greg Miller

REWRITE-HAZZARD

Seminar
The Rewrite Desk
with Greg Miller

Saturday, September 17, 2016

Finishing a draft of a book or script is an awesome accomplishment – but we all know that at least one more set of revisions will certainly follow, because you probably won’t get it totally right on the first or second draft.

Assessment of a draft and deciding what to emphasize or cut in the next draft is a very delicate stage of the process.

Now you’re not just invested in the project, you’re immersed in it.

How (and if) you proceed will determine if the material shines or the water gets even muddier.

This seminar will cover methods and principles that you can apply to books, scripts, memoir, personal essays, speeches, storytelling, etc.

  • How to get distance (not objectivity) from a project

  • How to get effective (and useful) feedback

  • Four different kinds of rewrites

  • Eight different ways to re-outline

  • Editing methods and techniques

  • The benefits of editing before rewriting

  • How to retain your passion and enthusiasm over multiple drafts

  • What to do when your vision of the project changes

  • The importance of theme and motif

  • Clarifying tone, genre and the nature of reader satisfaction

This will be a hands-on rewrite clinic for material in any form or genre, so bring a draft of your latest project – or one that you got stuck on and had to put in the drawer.

Greg has a lot of tricks up his sleeve and specializes in personalized practical advice.

Miller's Compendium of Timeless Tools for the Modern Writer

About our presenter — Greg Miller

Greg Miller moderating a panelGREG MILLER has been called “The best writing coach in Hollywood!” (Kelly Carlin) and “LA’s most coveted coach!” (Jillian Lauren).

He is a writer, writing coach, teacher, and author of “How To Be A Writer Who Writes” and “Miller’s Compendium of Timeless Tools for the Modern Writer.”

Greg has taught at UCLA Extension, Humber College, LA Gay & Lesbian Center, LA Story Expo, Kripalu Center and LA Times Festival of Books.


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The Rewrite Desk with Greg Miller

REWRITE-HAZZARD

Seminar
The Rewrite Desk
with Greg Miller

Saturday, September 17, 2016

Finishing a draft of a book or script is an awesome accomplishment – but we all know that at least one more set of revisions will certainly follow, because you probably won’t get it totally right on the first or second draft.

Assessment of a draft and deciding what to emphasize or cut in the next draft is a very delicate stage of the process.

Now you’re not just invested in the project, you’re immersed in it.

How (and if) you proceed will determine if the material shines or the water gets even muddier.

This seminar will cover methods and principles that you can apply to books, scripts, memoir, personal essays, speeches, storytelling, etc.

  • How to get distance (not objectivity) from a project

  • How to get effective (and useful) feedback

  • Four different kinds of rewrites

  • Eight different ways to re-outline

  • Editing methods and techniques

  • The benefits of editing before rewriting

  • How to retain your passion and enthusiasm over multiple drafts

  • What to do when your vision of the project changes

  • The importance of theme and motif

  • Clarifying tone, genre and the nature of reader satisfaction

This will be a hands-on rewrite clinic for material in any form or genre, so bring a draft of your latest project – or one that you got stuck on and had to put in the drawer.

Greg has a lot of tricks up his sleeve and specializes in personalized practical advice.

Miller's Compendium of Timeless Tools for the Modern Writer

About our presenter — Greg Miller

Greg Miller moderating a panelGREG MILLER has been called “The best writing coach in Hollywood!” (Kelly Carlin) and “LA’s most coveted coach!” (Jillian Lauren).

He is a writer, writing coach, teacher, and author of “How To Be A Writer Who Writes” and “Miller’s Compendium of Timeless Tools for the Modern Writer.”

Greg has taught at UCLA Extension, Humber College, LA Gay & Lesbian Center, LA Story Expo, Kripalu Center and LA Times Festival of Books.


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The Pitch with Pilar Alessandra

Pilar Alessandra

Seminar:
THE PITCH with Pilar Alessandra

Saturday, July 16, 2016
10:30 am to 1:00 p.m.

Pilar_2016-07-16_SeminarPitch quickly and pitch well! Whether you’re pitching your book idea to a publisher or your screenplay idea to a producer, this class will help you stay on point and avoid listener tune-out.

Proven pitching tools and a written template help writers define the key elements of their stories.

Writers learn to pitch their ideas in a concise, focused and entertaining manner that emphasizes the hook and eliminates “writer-babble.”

 

OUR PRESENTER:

 

Pilar Alessandra
Pilar Alessandra

PILAR ALESSANDRA is the director of the writing program On the Page®, host of the popular On the Page Podcast and author of “The Coffee Break Screenwriter.” Pilar started her career as Senior Story Analyst at DreamWorks SKG and in 2001 opened the On the Page Writers’ Studio in Los Angeles. Her students and clients have written for The Walking Dead, Lost, Grey’s Anatomy and Family Guy. They’ve sold features and pitches to Warner Bros, DreamWorks, Disney and Sony and have won the prestigious Nicholl Fellowship, Austin Screenwriting Competition, and Warner Bros. TV Writing Workshop. Pilar has trained writers at ABC/Disney and CBS and traveled the world teaching in London, Beijing, Warsaw, Lisbon and Cape Town.

Information about her classes, consultations, books and podcast can be found on her website: OnThePage.tv

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