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UNVEILING A COMMON LANGUAGE

FOR EXECUTIVES AND WRITERS

A maiden presentation at the

WORLD FILM FAIR, NEW YORK

and now available for presentation everywhere.

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This 45 minute seminar explores a lexicon which is incredibly useful for screenwriters and executives alike. It's drawn from a fairly new paradigm in screenwriting, a screenwriter/executive toolbox which offers writers a fresh way to create dynamic, gripping stories, and at the same time provides an easily learned common vocabulary for execs, so that notes and ideas become clear, and precise.  No more, “Something’s wrong with that sequence, but I’m not quite sure what.”  Or, "I just don't know what this note means."

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Using this toolbox writers and executives can discover exactly what may be missing or needed in any particular sequence of a screenplay.  It's a system which has been back-tested on hundreds of commercially successful films, and shows that almost every one of them uses the building blocks of the system.  On the flip side, films which do not adhere to the "blueprint" are, for the most part, almost assuredly doomed to commercial failure.

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The seminar will be presented by Rowan Sutherland M.F.A (Screenwriting), multi-award winning producer/director, and past professor of screenwriting.

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