Create a script from your short fiction
Join Dr Richard Jones, an internationally acclaimed independent filmmaker, writer, producer, and director, in a series of small group workshops designed to help you adapt your short story into a compelling screenplay.
Over four consecutive weekends in May and June 2023, Dr Jones will guide you through the process of transforming your narrative into a visual story. Don't miss this unique opportunity to learn from a master of the craft and the opportunity to prepare your story for life on the big screen!
Over four consecutive weekends in May and June 2023, Dr Jones will guide you through the process of transforming your narrative into a visual story. Don't miss this unique opportunity to learn from a master of the craft and the opportunity to prepare your story for life on the big screen!
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SEATS ARE LIMITED
Do you have a short story that you have written and believe that it could be adapted to a short film script? Then this is your opportunity to work with an award-winning writer, producer and director. Secure your spot and take the first step to bringing your story to life. on the screen. |
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The course will be held over consecutive weekends:
From 11.00am - 1.00pm, on Saturdays May 13, 20, 27 and June 3, 2023 At the Readers Companion Bookshop 124 Beardy Street, Armidale. 
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COST: $65 NEWC members
$80 Non-Members | ||
Richard has extensive experience as a script writing and film production teacher, including as a Lecturer (RMIT), Production Fellow (QUT), Writer-in-Residence (Griffith) and Professorial Fellow (Victorian College of the Arts). He has taught Writing Short Films and Script Editing for the Australian Film, Television & Radio School and Open Channel.
Richard has a PhD (UNE), Bachelor Arts (ANU), Advanced Diploma of Screen and Media (NEIT), and is currently based at the UNE, teaching in Humanities and with the Oorala Aboriginal Centre .
Richard has a PhD (UNE), Bachelor Arts (ANU), Advanced Diploma of Screen and Media (NEIT), and is currently based at the UNE, teaching in Humanities and with the Oorala Aboriginal Centre .
