Tag Archives: spring 2016

EVENT
Info Session for Advanced Children’s Books

kids booksFrom Professor Amy Bloom:

Do you still remember the first book you loved? Still have it? Still love it? Have you written one (or a few) children’s books on your own? If you have some visual art skills and some serious storytelling impulses, come by the Shapiro Center to learn more about Amy Bloom’s Creating Children’s Books class, taught in spring 2016! Amy and a previous student will answer questions about the class and application process, and snacks will be provided!

Whether you are looking to create a book that will launch your career (or at least get you an interview), create a series that changes the world of children’s books or write a book that you’ll cherish forever, learn more about a chance to craft a book of your very own.

Date: Tuesday, November 3
Time: 6-7 PM
Place: Shapiro Creative Writing Center
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EVENT
Info Session for Writing for Television II

writing for tvFrom Professor Amy Bloom:

Have you already written a screenplay? A TV script? A webseries? Are you ready to go deeper /better/smarter/odder with your next script? Do you know something about character and dialogue? Are you looking to develop a calling card for the industry, for entry into a writing room, an agency, the network waiting room or your scrapbook? Can you take criticism and make use of it? Can you offer feedback to other writers? Do you understand the difference between a movie and a TV show/ a sketch and a TV show/a play and a TV show? Would you like to write a show unlike any other?

Come learn more about Advanced Writing for Television, taught by Amy Bloom in spring 2016. Professor Bloom and TA Max Friedrich will answer questions about the class and applications process, and snacks will be provided!

Date: Tuesday, November 3
Time: 5-6 PM
Place: Shapiro Creative Writing Center
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