I'm offering an expanded version of the class i taught at Harvard earlier this year. This will be a 6-wk. course offered in Manhattan. Enrollment limited to 8. Application deadline: this Saturday December 31, 2011.
See below for details:
Tec Screenwriting Seminar Begins January 12th
In a rare opportunity, Roland Tec will be offering a 6-week Screenwriting Intensive in New York City beginning Thursday, January 12th. The class will focus on story and the various tools available in the screenwriter's arsenal: dialogue, voiceover and purely visual storytelling. Classes will meet every Thursday evening, 6:30PM - 8:30PM.
Each participant will work on one 10-min. screenplay over the course of six weeks. The course will conclude with a public reading of student work by professional actors for a small invited audience. Class size will be limited to 8. Tuition is: $325. (15% discount to PGA & DG members) To be considered for the class, email 10 sample pages of a screenplay you've written or are working on. Email your pages along with your contact info to: Andrew Altenburg at [email protected] . Accepted writers will be notified by January 4, 2012. (PDF preferred, but MSWord accepted as well.) DEADLINE EXTENDED TO: December 31, 2011.
About the Instructor:
Roland Tec’s film credits include: ALL THE RAGE (Producer, Writer, Director), DEFIANCE (Co-Producer), MONSOON WEDDING (Supervising New York Producer), WE PEDAL UPHILL (Producer, Writer, Director) and he is currently producing and directing the forthcoming David Hockney documentary THUNDER EVERY DAY. Tec’s Off-Broadway playwriting credits include: BODILY FUNCTION, GRATUITOUS NUDITY (co-written with John Yearley), THE RUBBER ROOM (co-written with Gary Garrison) and THE WRECK BEHIND US. Tec’s work has been commissioned by: Harvard University, Concorde Ensemble, Resonance Ensemble, The Renee B. Fischer Foundation, Performers of Connecticut, Bar Harbor Music Festival, and the Ann & Gordon Getty Foundation. He has taught and lectured at dozens of venues across the country including: The United Nations, the 92nd Street Y, the Institute of Contemporary Art, Portland Museum of Art, Museum of Fine Arts Boston, U.S.C., ACT Seattle, Cleveland’s Playhouse Square, George Mason University, Outfest, SXSW, The Einhorn School of the Performing Arts, Brandeis University and Harvard University.
In a rare opportunity, Roland Tec will be offering a 6-week Screenwriting Intensive in New York City beginning Thursday, January 12th. The class will focus on story and the various tools available in the screenwriter's arsenal: dialogue, voiceover and purely visual storytelling. Classes will meet every Thursday evening, 6:30PM - 8:30PM.
Each participant will work on one 10-min. screenplay over the course of six weeks. The course will conclude with a public reading of student work by professional actors for a small invited audience. Class size will be limited to 8. Tuition is: $325. (15% discount to PGA & DG members) To be considered for the class, email 10 sample pages of a screenplay you've written or are working on. Email your pages along with your contact info to: Andrew Altenburg at [email protected] . Accepted writers will be notified by January 4, 2012. (PDF preferred, but MSWord accepted as well.) DEADLINE EXTENDED TO: December 31, 2011.
About the Instructor:
Roland Tec’s film credits include: ALL THE RAGE (Producer, Writer, Director), DEFIANCE (Co-Producer), MONSOON WEDDING (Supervising New York Producer), WE PEDAL UPHILL (Producer, Writer, Director) and he is currently producing and directing the forthcoming David Hockney documentary THUNDER EVERY DAY. Tec’s Off-Broadway playwriting credits include: BODILY FUNCTION, GRATUITOUS NUDITY (co-written with John Yearley), THE RUBBER ROOM (co-written with Gary Garrison) and THE WRECK BEHIND US. Tec’s work has been commissioned by: Harvard University, Concorde Ensemble, Resonance Ensemble, The Renee B. Fischer Foundation, Performers of Connecticut, Bar Harbor Music Festival, and the Ann & Gordon Getty Foundation. He has taught and lectured at dozens of venues across the country including: The United Nations, the 92nd Street Y, the Institute of Contemporary Art, Portland Museum of Art, Museum of Fine Arts Boston, U.S.C., ACT Seattle, Cleveland’s Playhouse Square, George Mason University, Outfest, SXSW, The Einhorn School of the Performing Arts, Brandeis University and Harvard University.
