Thursday 8 June 2017

Shore Scripts newsletters including Short Film Fund 2017 winner announced

The latest Shore Scripts has details of the Short Film Fund 2017 winner, screenwriting seminars and how to submit your script:

2017's WINNER ANNOUNCED

A huge congratulations to Ben Gutteridge who has won 2017's Short Film Fund. Ben will be awarded $9000 to make his winning short screenplay, The Naked Man.

We would again like to say a huge Thank You to our finalists and all those who entered this year's contest. The standard was incredibly high, making this an extremely difficult decision for our team.

Read an Interview with Ben HERE.

2 DAY SCREENWRITING SEMINAR WITH RICHARD WALTER - UCLA HEAD OF SCREENWRITING

WEEKEND OF JULY 15TH & 16TH (IN HOLLYWOOD)

ONLY $150 FOR BOTH DAYS!

LIMITED SPACES

Don't miss out on this amazing opportunity to learn from the one of the most prestigious screenwriting teachers in the world.

Richard's taught three best screenplay Oscar winners and five nominees in only the past seven years.

Don't just take our word for it...

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Richard Walter is the best screenwriting teacher in the business.
David Koepp, screenwriter & director

Richard Walter is a prominent film expert.
The New York Times

The prime broker for Hollywood’s hottest commodity: new writing talent.
The Wall Street Journal

Richard Walter is a screenwriter, author of best selling fiction and nonfiction, celebrated storytelling educator, associate dean, entertainment industry expert and longtime professor and chairman of the graduate screenwriting program at the UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television.

Richard Walter has written numerous feature assignments for the major studios including the earliest drafts of American Graffiti, and has sold material to all the major broadcast networks.

He lectures on screenwriting and storytelling throughout the world.

Writers who have studied at UCLA have written dozens of prestigious Hollywood blockbusters and independent productions.

Professor Walter has appeared multiple times on The Today Show, The O’Reilly Factor, Hardball, ABC Primetime, Scarborough Country and CBS News Nightwatch, to name a few. More than a hundred newspaper and magazine articles have described his work and the program he directs at UCLA.