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9 October: W/Shop: Lynn Davies – Writing For TV

 

WORKSHOP

Saturday 9 October

South Birmingham College, High Street Deritend, Digbeth, Birmingham, B5 5SU

10am -12.30pm

Lynn Davies: Writing for TV

In Association with Script

Newcomers and old hands alike will find this a stimulating whistle-stop tour of the skills and industry techniques involved in crafting a script for TV or cinema. Lynn Davies won a Writers’ Guild Award for his work on BBC’s ‘Between the Lines’. He teaches screenwriting, and runs his own theatre and media production company, Kayelle Productions Ltd.

Tickets: £30 (£25)

 (EXTRA: one to one afternoon surgery on your own ideas £10, £7 – five slots available to participants of this workshop only – mention at time of booking)

Box Office: 0121 303 2323 or BOOK ONLINE

Workshop Saturday is sponsored by Newman University College, Birmingham

9 October: W/Shop: Rebbecca Hemmings- Performing Your Writing

WORKSHOP

Saturday 9 October

South Birmingham College, High Street Deritend, Digbeth, Birmingham, B5 5SU

10.30am – 3pm

Rebbecca Hemmings: Performing Your Writing

 

Designed for novice writer/performers as well as those needing a refresher on performance techniques, this workshop will be relaxed, informative, fun and challenging. There will be opportunity to vocalise text and try various ways of delivering it, building confidence towards a performance of your own work at the end of the day.

Rebbecca Hemmings is a freelance theatre practitioner and Director of Soliloquy Theatre Company.

Tickets: £32 (£28)

Box Office: 0121 303 2323 or BOOK ONLINE

Workshop Saturday is sponsored by Newman University College, Birmingham

Eavesdroppers Rejoice – Your Day Is Nearing..

Come on, admit it. You love it. Listening to other people’s conversations when you’re pretending to read a book/listen to your ipod/look out the window/eat your lunch/fall down the stairs. Especially if said conversations are salacious or shocking or just downright weird.

The only downside to this most fascinating of pursuits is the slight guilty blush you develop as you realise you’ve been holding your book upside down. You’re an amateur. You need help.

Now you’ve been challenged to go pro. Bugged is an eavesdropper’s dream. You listen in wherever you are on July 1st 2010, then you write something in response to what you’ve heard. Not only is no-one going to judge you for your listening in, you’re actually being told to do it.  All the cool kids are doing it. Its allowed.

If you’re worried that permission to recklessly invade personal space will take all the fun out of it, fear not. Check out Bugged’s website for some classic chunks of conversation overheard so far, in the run up to what they’re calling B.O.D (Big Overhearing Day). 

The icing on this particular nosey cake is that whatever you write has the chance to appear on their website, or even in the Bugged anthology, released in the autumn and launched at the Birmingham Book Festival.

So…. get yourself a pen and paper, or one of those newfangled typing devices that sit on your knees. Go somewhere that you are likely to encounter other people on Thursday, 1 July (the Book Festival team will be eavesdropping around the Custard Factory), and let your peeled ears do the rest.

Note: Book. Right way up. Otherwise gives the game away.

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