04 August 2011
Punjabi Television Series Script Writer Wanted for Bhagat Productions (India)
Bhagat Productions is in search of a Script Writer. Candidate must have knowledge in scripting writing (i.e. course of some type). The storyline will be provided to you to develop into a television series scripts. The script for the television series will be in Punjabi.
When applying, state in your cover letter how you wish to be compensated:
a. Paid Contract
b. Paid Loyalty
c. Paid Contract + Loyalty
Apply by emailing to Ms. G. Johnson, be sure to state "Punjabi Television Script Writer" in subject line!
Contact Information:
For inquiries: info@bhagatproductions.com
For submissions: info@bhagatproductions.com
Website: http://bhagatproductions.com
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When applying, state in your cover letter how you wish to be compensated:
a. Paid Contract
b. Paid Loyalty
c. Paid Contract + Loyalty
Apply by emailing to Ms. G. Johnson, be sure to state "Punjabi Television Script Writer" in subject line!
Contact Information:
For inquiries: info@bhagatproductions.com
For submissions: info@bhagatproductions.com
Website: http://bhagatproductions.com
14 July 2011
International Creative: Seeking Scripts Portraying Chinese Heroes
My partners and I are actively seeking 'China-centric' scripts that portray stories and/or characters containing core elements regarding the culture or people of China or people of Chinese descent. Stories don't necessarily have to take place in China but must portray strong heroic lead or supporting characters. We're interested in feature-length epics, action-adventure, comedy, historical drama or mini-series pilots for TV. We are in contact with investors in China and will be offering a slate of projects to them in the coming weeks and months. WGA and non-WGA writers welcomed.
Location: Hong Kong
Compensation: Option or purchase negotiated.
Contact Information:
For inquiries: phillip@international-creative.com
For submissions: phillip@international-creative.com
Website: http://www.international-creative.com/
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Location: Hong Kong
Compensation: Option or purchase negotiated.
Contact Information:
For inquiries: phillip@international-creative.com
For submissions: phillip@international-creative.com
Website: http://www.international-creative.com/
09 June 2011
Free Workshop: Jun Lana Blockbuster Writing Workshop (Philippines)
Deadline: 15 June 2011
As his first batch of students graduate this May, award-winning writer and youngest Palanca Hall of Famer Jun Lana is again oferring a FREE writing mentorship program for aspiring screenwriters. Three applicants will be chosen to participate in an intensive 3-month, individualized mentorship aimed to refine their craft and expose them to career opportunities within the mainstream entertainment field.
The success of the first group lends a new dimension to what the upcoming class will experience – now writing for TV and soon for film, the first batch will actively take part as “buddies” who would help guide the next batch of mentees.
Interested applicants must submit their CV and a one-page essay (in Filipino) on why they want to pursue a career in screenwriting to junlana@rocketmail.com.
Contact Information:
For inquiries: junlana@rocketmail.com
For submissions: junlana@rocketmail.com
Website: http://junlana.blogspot.com
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As his first batch of students graduate this May, award-winning writer and youngest Palanca Hall of Famer Jun Lana is again oferring a FREE writing mentorship program for aspiring screenwriters. Three applicants will be chosen to participate in an intensive 3-month, individualized mentorship aimed to refine their craft and expose them to career opportunities within the mainstream entertainment field.
The success of the first group lends a new dimension to what the upcoming class will experience – now writing for TV and soon for film, the first batch will actively take part as “buddies” who would help guide the next batch of mentees.
Interested applicants must submit their CV and a one-page essay (in Filipino) on why they want to pursue a career in screenwriting to junlana@rocketmail.com.
Contact Information:
For inquiries: junlana@rocketmail.com
For submissions: junlana@rocketmail.com
Website: http://junlana.blogspot.com
31 May 2011
Job Opening: Writer for Oak 3 Films Singapore
Oak3 Films, one of the leading media companies in Singapore, is seeking a hardworking disciplined and creative web programmer to join our team.
Writer
Job Scopes:
* Generate innovative Ideas for TV and new media
* Research and write scripts
* Pitch & Sell ideas to broadcasters and investors
Requirements:
* Good sense of humor
* Preferably effectively bilingual (English and Chinese)
* Read widely, & sensitive to local & international TV trends
* Thrives on tight deadlines
* Awesome written and spoken language skills
* Need not have media background, but must love to watch TV (good & bad ones)
* Only Singaporean, Singapore PR need to apply
Interested Applicants please submit: Resume, Starting Salary and a recent photograph to info@oak3films.com. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.
Via: jobsdb.com
Contact Information:
For inquiries: info@oak3films.com
For submissions: info@oak3films.com
Website: http://www.oak3films.com
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Writer
Job Scopes:
* Generate innovative Ideas for TV and new media
* Research and write scripts
* Pitch & Sell ideas to broadcasters and investors
Requirements:
* Good sense of humor
* Preferably effectively bilingual (English and Chinese)
* Read widely, & sensitive to local & international TV trends
* Thrives on tight deadlines
* Awesome written and spoken language skills
* Need not have media background, but must love to watch TV (good & bad ones)
* Only Singaporean, Singapore PR need to apply
Interested Applicants please submit: Resume, Starting Salary and a recent photograph to info@oak3films.com. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.
Via: jobsdb.com
Contact Information:
For inquiries: info@oak3films.com
For submissions: info@oak3films.com
Website: http://www.oak3films.com
23 May 2011
NFDC to Organise Workshop for Promising Scriptwriters (India)
Deadline: 24 - 27 November 2011
National Film and Development Corporation (NFDC) is providing a platform to promising scriptwriters to prepare them for working and selling original screenplays in the international filmmaking market.
The Government-run agency is organising Screenwriter's Lab 2011, a two-session workshop designed to prepare screenwriters with original Indian stories for working in the international arena.
It is being organised in association with Binger FilmLab, an Amsterdam-based feature-film development agency.
The workshop aims at improving a completed screenplay and increasing the international marketability of the same.
The first session will be held during the Venice International Film Festival in September where participants will get first-hand experience of the workings of the international film community and get to train with their screenplay mentors.
The second session will be held at Film Bazaar, IFFI Goa from November 24-27 where participants will apply their training and pitch their revised screenplays to participants at the film market.
Via: daijaworld.com
Contact Information:
For inquiries: nfdc@nfdcindia.com
Website: http://www.nfdcindia.com
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National Film and Development Corporation (NFDC) is providing a platform to promising scriptwriters to prepare them for working and selling original screenplays in the international filmmaking market.
The Government-run agency is organising Screenwriter's Lab 2011, a two-session workshop designed to prepare screenwriters with original Indian stories for working in the international arena.
It is being organised in association with Binger FilmLab, an Amsterdam-based feature-film development agency.
The workshop aims at improving a completed screenplay and increasing the international marketability of the same.
The first session will be held during the Venice International Film Festival in September where participants will get first-hand experience of the workings of the international film community and get to train with their screenplay mentors.
The second session will be held at Film Bazaar, IFFI Goa from November 24-27 where participants will apply their training and pitch their revised screenplays to participants at the film market.
Via: daijaworld.com
Contact Information:
For inquiries: nfdc@nfdcindia.com
Website: http://www.nfdcindia.com
17 May 2011
Anurag Kashyap - Tumbhi Short Film Script Writing Competition (India)
Deadline: 30 May 2011
Bollywood Director Anurag Kashyap has organized short film competition for this month with Tumbhi.com for Script Writing, Producer, Technicians and Director. If you’re keen to make a short film, here’s your big chance. Upload your script on Tumbhi and 5 short film scripts will be selected by a panel headed by Anurag Kashyap. These five films will be produced by Tumbhi.com and mentored by Anurag Kashyap. You will get to direct the film if the script is short listed. Registrations and Entries open now!
Last date of Submission of Scripts: 30th May 2011
Announcement of Selected Scripts: 15th June 2011
Winning entry will be awarded with cash prizes and writer will be given a chance to be the part of the making of the film.

Paanch
Tumbhi announces Paanch (Five), a call for the start of a movement that is going to witness a new beginning for the aspirants in film world. Come join us in a journey which has none other than internationally acclaimed film director, producer, writer & actor Anurag Kashyap as your mentor. Yes, now you too can be part of his vision, wisdom and wits. And, to do this you just have to become a member of Tumbhi and participate in this short films making contest.
Tumbhi announces a short films making competition which will choose each and every member of its cast and crew from and among the registered artistes and technicians on Tumbhi. And, to begin with we are calling for entries to submit your scripts for the same. As we move on, we will announce call for actors and technicians as well to make these films under the tutelage of Anurag Kashyap, who will not only be actively taking all these aspirants under his wings but will also suggest, correct and mentor them.
Tumbhi and Anurag Kashyap have joined hands to produce 5 Short Films of maximum 10 minutes duration. Write a script, act in it, make music for it or simply be part of its production and direction team. It will be a show reel for the young and bubbling art seekers who are always looking for the new talent and a milestone for art lovers like you too who will be part of it.
Rules & Regulations
1. The Theme of the competition
We are looking for the script for short films. There is no fixed themes and you are open to write a script of 10 minutes on any subject keeping the cost of making to its minimal. Special consideration will be on the freshness of the concept.
2. Last date of Submission of Scripts.
The participate are required to register themselves for the scripts before 30th of May, 2011. Only the registered participants will be allowed to submit their entries. Only the entries submitted on or before 30th May will be considered for the competition.
3. Participation Requirement
* All the participants have to register themselves for the competition
* Entries in English or Hindi will be accepted
* The script should be for short film of 10 mins, duration max.
* Once selected the script will be property of Tumbhi and the writer will have to sign a contract with Tumbhi for the same effect.
4. Selection Process
* The script which will be as per the participation requirement will be screened in the first round.
* The members of the Jury Mr. Anurag Kashyap, Mr. Javed Siddiqui,
Mr. L.C. Singh and Mr. Pankaj Shukla will take a final call for the Best 5 Scripts. Winner will be announced on Tumbhi.
* Selected scripts will be published on our website http://www.tumbhi.com after the completion of the Short Films Making competition.
Contact Information:
For inquiries: call tel. +91.020 3984 6100 or email support@tumbhi.com
For submissions: register here, submit here
Website: http://www.tumbhi.com
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Bollywood Director Anurag Kashyap has organized short film competition for this month with Tumbhi.com for Script Writing, Producer, Technicians and Director. If you’re keen to make a short film, here’s your big chance. Upload your script on Tumbhi and 5 short film scripts will be selected by a panel headed by Anurag Kashyap. These five films will be produced by Tumbhi.com and mentored by Anurag Kashyap. You will get to direct the film if the script is short listed. Registrations and Entries open now!
Last date of Submission of Scripts: 30th May 2011
Announcement of Selected Scripts: 15th June 2011
Winning entry will be awarded with cash prizes and writer will be given a chance to be the part of the making of the film.
Paanch
Tumbhi announces Paanch (Five), a call for the start of a movement that is going to witness a new beginning for the aspirants in film world. Come join us in a journey which has none other than internationally acclaimed film director, producer, writer & actor Anurag Kashyap as your mentor. Yes, now you too can be part of his vision, wisdom and wits. And, to do this you just have to become a member of Tumbhi and participate in this short films making contest.
Tumbhi announces a short films making competition which will choose each and every member of its cast and crew from and among the registered artistes and technicians on Tumbhi. And, to begin with we are calling for entries to submit your scripts for the same. As we move on, we will announce call for actors and technicians as well to make these films under the tutelage of Anurag Kashyap, who will not only be actively taking all these aspirants under his wings but will also suggest, correct and mentor them.
Tumbhi and Anurag Kashyap have joined hands to produce 5 Short Films of maximum 10 minutes duration. Write a script, act in it, make music for it or simply be part of its production and direction team. It will be a show reel for the young and bubbling art seekers who are always looking for the new talent and a milestone for art lovers like you too who will be part of it.
Rules & Regulations
1. The Theme of the competition
We are looking for the script for short films. There is no fixed themes and you are open to write a script of 10 minutes on any subject keeping the cost of making to its minimal. Special consideration will be on the freshness of the concept.
2. Last date of Submission of Scripts.
The participate are required to register themselves for the scripts before 30th of May, 2011. Only the registered participants will be allowed to submit their entries. Only the entries submitted on or before 30th May will be considered for the competition.
3. Participation Requirement
* All the participants have to register themselves for the competition
* Entries in English or Hindi will be accepted
* The script should be for short film of 10 mins, duration max.
* Once selected the script will be property of Tumbhi and the writer will have to sign a contract with Tumbhi for the same effect.
4. Selection Process
* The script which will be as per the participation requirement will be screened in the first round.
* The members of the Jury Mr. Anurag Kashyap, Mr. Javed Siddiqui,
Mr. L.C. Singh and Mr. Pankaj Shukla will take a final call for the Best 5 Scripts. Winner will be announced on Tumbhi.
* Selected scripts will be published on our website http://www.tumbhi.com after the completion of the Short Films Making competition.
Contact Information:
For inquiries: call tel. +91.020 3984 6100 or email support@tumbhi.com
For submissions: register here, submit here
Website: http://www.tumbhi.com
11 May 2011
Coalition of Asian Pacifics in Entertainment's 2011 New Writers Awards
Deadline: 27 May 2011
Are you a writer with an unproduced screenplay or teleplay? Do you wonder how to get Hollywood executives to read your material? Do you want to become a working writer in Hollywood, starting by winning $4,000? Then enter your script into the 2011 CAPE New Writers Awards competition!
We are proud to present the prestigious 12th Annual CAPE New Writers Awards sponsored by Fox Entertainment Group and the Hollywood Foreign Press Association. This unique program is dedicated to discovering and nurturing new Asian Pacific American voices for both Feature Film and Television. Winners in both the Film and TV categories will receive a $4,000 cash prize, the latest Final Draft screenwriting software, a staged reading of their winning script, and exclusive opportunities to meet with prominent entertainment executives and producers.
This year, we’re expanding ways to enter. If your script was produced as an independent feature with a budget under $1 million, you can now enter it into the 2011 CAPE New Writers Awards. And you can enter as many submissions as you’d like.
Submissions are being accepted from now until May 27, 2011. CAPE Members pay only $35 per submission. Non-members pay $50 per submission.
Over the years, CAPE has helped launch the careers of numerous writers in Hollywood. In 2009, TV Winner Aaron Ho won a coveted spot in the Disney/ABC Writing Program, and then joined the writing staff of the hit ABC series COUGAR TOWN. In 2010, TV Winner Randall Park landed a talent deal with NBC, and Feature Winner Jaffar Mahmood secured a highly competitive spot in the Disney/ABC Directing Program.
ABOUT CAPE: Since 1991, the Coalition of Asian Pacifics in Entertainment advances diversity and cross-cultural awareness by educating and promoting Asian Pacific Americans for key artistic and leadership roles in the entertainment industry. CAPE is a 501 (c)(3).
FEATURE FILM: RULES & CONDITIONS
The Application, General Release Form and 100 word or less essay must be completely filled out and must be accompanied by the entry fee. All submissions, which do not follow the rules and guidelines will be disqualified. No submission will be returned.
See FAQ’s if you have further questions: http://secure.capeusa.org/cnwa/faq.html
Submission Period will run from February 15, 2011 to May 27, 2011.
1. Only original screenplays by unproduced writers or produced writers of projects with a budget of under $1 million may be submitted.
2. The entrants and teleplays should be consistent with the goals of CAPE, which includes promoting the interests of Asian Pacifics in the entertainment industry. 100 word or less essays will be required.
3. Entrants must be 18 years or older.
4. A maximum of two entries per person (individually or as part of a team) will be accepted.
5. All Entries must be submitted with:
- Application Form
- Rules & Conditions Form
- General Release Form
- 100 word or less essay, which states how entrants or screenplays are consistent with the goals of the CAPE, including the promotion of the interests of Asian Pacifics in the entertainment industry.
- Entry fee of $50.00 per script ($35.00 for CAPE members) title payable to: CAPE (cashiers check or money order only – NO PERSONAL CHECKS).
- Two copies of each entry (maximum of 2 entries per individual or team).
6. All entries must be postmarked by May 27, 2011. No hand delivered scripts will be accepted.
Mail submission to:
2011 CAPE New Writers Awards
10 Universal City Plaza
20TH FLOOR
Universal City, CA 91608
7. All submissions should be full length spec script, standard industry format and be written in English. Script must be stripped of identifying legends in the footer and header. Include your name, address, phone number and e-mail address on your title page.
8. The winner will be chosen by a Selection Committee of Entertainment Industry Professionals. The winner will be announced in August 2011. Website posting within one week.
9. The winner will receive a $4000 cash prize, live reading and an opportunity to present the winning submission to an Entertainment Industry Panel. All finalists will receive a writer's software package.
TV WRITING: RULES & CONDITIONS
1. Original or spec teleplay samples based on well-known TV series (comedy or drama) by unproduced writers are to be submitted.
2. The entrants and teleplays should be consistent with the goals of the CAPE Foundation, which includes promoting the interests of Asian Pacifics in the entertainment industry. 100 word or less essays will be required.
3. Entrants must be 18 years or older.
4. A maximum of two entries per person (individually or as part of a team) will be accepted.
5. All Entries must be submitted with:
- Application Form
- Rules & Conditions Form
- General Release Form
- 100 word or less essay, which states how entrants or screenplays are consistent with the goals of the CAPE, including the promotion of the interests of Asian Pacifics in the entertainment industry.
- Entry fee of $50.00 ($35.00 for CAPE Members) per script title payable to: CAPE (cashiers check or money order only – NO PERSONAL CHECKS).
- Two copies of each entry (maximum of 2 entries per individual or team).
6. All entries must be postmarked by May 27, 2011. No hand delivered scripts will be accepted. Mail submission to:
2011 CAPE New Writers Awards
10 Universal City Plaza
20TH FLOOR
Universal City, CA 91608
7. All submissions should be full length spec script, standard industry format and be written in English. Script must be stripped of identifying legends in the footer and header. Include your name, address, phone number and e-mail address on your title page.
8. The winner will be chosen by a Selection Committee of Entertainment Industry Professionals. The winner will be announced in August 2011. Website posting within one week.
9. The winner will receive a $4000 cash prize, live reading and an opportunity to present the winning submission to an Entertainment Industry Panel. All finalists will receive a writer's software package.
Download the 2011 CAPE NWA Application here >>
Download the 2011 CAPE NWA Essay Form here >>
Via: pawainc.blogspot.com
Contact Information:
For inquiries: info@capeusa.org
For submissions: 2011 CAPE New Writers Awards, 10 Universal City Plaza, 20TH FLOOR
Universal City, CA 91608
Website: http://www.capeusa.org/
Read more
Are you a writer with an unproduced screenplay or teleplay? Do you wonder how to get Hollywood executives to read your material? Do you want to become a working writer in Hollywood, starting by winning $4,000? Then enter your script into the 2011 CAPE New Writers Awards competition!
We are proud to present the prestigious 12th Annual CAPE New Writers Awards sponsored by Fox Entertainment Group and the Hollywood Foreign Press Association. This unique program is dedicated to discovering and nurturing new Asian Pacific American voices for both Feature Film and Television. Winners in both the Film and TV categories will receive a $4,000 cash prize, the latest Final Draft screenwriting software, a staged reading of their winning script, and exclusive opportunities to meet with prominent entertainment executives and producers.
This year, we’re expanding ways to enter. If your script was produced as an independent feature with a budget under $1 million, you can now enter it into the 2011 CAPE New Writers Awards. And you can enter as many submissions as you’d like.
Submissions are being accepted from now until May 27, 2011. CAPE Members pay only $35 per submission. Non-members pay $50 per submission.
Over the years, CAPE has helped launch the careers of numerous writers in Hollywood. In 2009, TV Winner Aaron Ho won a coveted spot in the Disney/ABC Writing Program, and then joined the writing staff of the hit ABC series COUGAR TOWN. In 2010, TV Winner Randall Park landed a talent deal with NBC, and Feature Winner Jaffar Mahmood secured a highly competitive spot in the Disney/ABC Directing Program.
ABOUT CAPE: Since 1991, the Coalition of Asian Pacifics in Entertainment advances diversity and cross-cultural awareness by educating and promoting Asian Pacific Americans for key artistic and leadership roles in the entertainment industry. CAPE is a 501 (c)(3).
FEATURE FILM: RULES & CONDITIONS
The Application, General Release Form and 100 word or less essay must be completely filled out and must be accompanied by the entry fee. All submissions, which do not follow the rules and guidelines will be disqualified. No submission will be returned.
See FAQ’s if you have further questions: http://secure.capeusa.org/cnwa/faq.html
Submission Period will run from February 15, 2011 to May 27, 2011.
1. Only original screenplays by unproduced writers or produced writers of projects with a budget of under $1 million may be submitted.
2. The entrants and teleplays should be consistent with the goals of CAPE, which includes promoting the interests of Asian Pacifics in the entertainment industry. 100 word or less essays will be required.
3. Entrants must be 18 years or older.
4. A maximum of two entries per person (individually or as part of a team) will be accepted.
5. All Entries must be submitted with:
- Application Form
- Rules & Conditions Form
- General Release Form
- 100 word or less essay, which states how entrants or screenplays are consistent with the goals of the CAPE, including the promotion of the interests of Asian Pacifics in the entertainment industry.
- Entry fee of $50.00 per script ($35.00 for CAPE members) title payable to: CAPE (cashiers check or money order only – NO PERSONAL CHECKS).
- Two copies of each entry (maximum of 2 entries per individual or team).
6. All entries must be postmarked by May 27, 2011. No hand delivered scripts will be accepted.
Mail submission to:
2011 CAPE New Writers Awards
10 Universal City Plaza
20TH FLOOR
Universal City, CA 91608
7. All submissions should be full length spec script, standard industry format and be written in English. Script must be stripped of identifying legends in the footer and header. Include your name, address, phone number and e-mail address on your title page.
8. The winner will be chosen by a Selection Committee of Entertainment Industry Professionals. The winner will be announced in August 2011. Website posting within one week.
9. The winner will receive a $4000 cash prize, live reading and an opportunity to present the winning submission to an Entertainment Industry Panel. All finalists will receive a writer's software package.
TV WRITING: RULES & CONDITIONS
1. Original or spec teleplay samples based on well-known TV series (comedy or drama) by unproduced writers are to be submitted.
2. The entrants and teleplays should be consistent with the goals of the CAPE Foundation, which includes promoting the interests of Asian Pacifics in the entertainment industry. 100 word or less essays will be required.
3. Entrants must be 18 years or older.
4. A maximum of two entries per person (individually or as part of a team) will be accepted.
5. All Entries must be submitted with:
- Application Form
- Rules & Conditions Form
- General Release Form
- 100 word or less essay, which states how entrants or screenplays are consistent with the goals of the CAPE, including the promotion of the interests of Asian Pacifics in the entertainment industry.
- Entry fee of $50.00 ($35.00 for CAPE Members) per script title payable to: CAPE (cashiers check or money order only – NO PERSONAL CHECKS).
- Two copies of each entry (maximum of 2 entries per individual or team).
6. All entries must be postmarked by May 27, 2011. No hand delivered scripts will be accepted. Mail submission to:
2011 CAPE New Writers Awards
10 Universal City Plaza
20TH FLOOR
Universal City, CA 91608
7. All submissions should be full length spec script, standard industry format and be written in English. Script must be stripped of identifying legends in the footer and header. Include your name, address, phone number and e-mail address on your title page.
8. The winner will be chosen by a Selection Committee of Entertainment Industry Professionals. The winner will be announced in August 2011. Website posting within one week.
9. The winner will receive a $4000 cash prize, live reading and an opportunity to present the winning submission to an Entertainment Industry Panel. All finalists will receive a writer's software package.
Download the 2011 CAPE NWA Application here >>
Download the 2011 CAPE NWA Essay Form here >>
Via: pawainc.blogspot.com
Contact Information:
For inquiries: info@capeusa.org
For submissions: 2011 CAPE New Writers Awards, 10 Universal City Plaza, 20TH FLOOR
Universal City, CA 91608
Website: http://www.capeusa.org/
08 May 2011
Ateneo Talents Academy: TV/ Miniseries Writers Workshop (Philippines)
Dates: 23 May - 3 June 2011
The ATENEO TALENTS ACADEMY organized by the School of Humanities and the Department of Communication ATENEO DE MANILA UNIVERSITY presents TALENTSWORK (Summer Workshops)
First of a series: DEVELOP A TV MINISERIES with Isabel Kenny
ISABEL KENNY is a producer, film-maker and script writer of Magic Lantern Films; adjunct professor at Ateneo de Manila's Dept of Communication; guest lecturer and film maker at UCLA, NYU, University of Washington in Seattle, Old Dominion University, and the Library of
Congress Asian Division in Washington, DC; author of a book on screenwriting and has conducted film an screenwriting workshops at the Filipinas Heritage Library and at the Ateneo de Manila.
2-WEEK WRITERS WORKSHOP
This two-week workshop—for screenwriters, novelists, playwrights, copywriters, and story analysts who are interested in HOW to write a story in serial form for television — offers a new approach by developing an actual TV miniseries entitled VIGAN. At the same time this hands-on workshop shows you how to:
• Develop your own story for a TELE-NOVELA or TELE-SERYE by exploring the timetested structure of the Hero’s Journey
• Define characters and their motivations by using personality systems and creating a psychological basis for their decisions and actions
• Build the plot and subplots based on who the characters are, what they want and their plan of action to get their object of desire and learn how to structure the plot and subplots with the five major plot points that would ensure the story’s dramatic development and to sustain viewer interest and loyalty to the miniseries
• Create a writers group with people who have undergone the same training and who can give you feedback in your current and future writing ventures.
• Write coverage for those who are not necessarily interested in writing a script but would like to learn how to become a story analyst or script reader in their spare time. Hollywood studios and talent agencies are out-sourcing script coverage in the Philippines and this is an opportunity to learn how it is done.
WORKSHOP DETAILS
When: Monday-Friday, May 23 – June 3, 2011, 1:00-5:00pm
Where: Natvidad Galang Fajardo Conference Room, De La Costa Hall, School of Humanities, Ateneo de Manila University, Loyola Campus
Fee: P5,000.00 for 10 Sessions (INCLUSIVE OF COURSE MATERIALS AND CERTIFICATE OF COMPLETION)
For more information on reservation of slots, registration and other details, please contact:
Ms Kristina Garcia
Dean’s office, School of Humanities
4266001, ext. 5300; 4261042.
Clarissa or Jona
Department of Communication
426-6001 ext. 5210
Contact Information:
For inquiries: 4266001, ext. 5300; 4261042
Website: http://www.admu.edu.ph
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The ATENEO TALENTS ACADEMY organized by the School of Humanities and the Department of Communication ATENEO DE MANILA UNIVERSITY presents TALENTSWORK (Summer Workshops)
First of a series: DEVELOP A TV MINISERIES with Isabel Kenny
ISABEL KENNY is a producer, film-maker and script writer of Magic Lantern Films; adjunct professor at Ateneo de Manila's Dept of Communication; guest lecturer and film maker at UCLA, NYU, University of Washington in Seattle, Old Dominion University, and the Library of
Congress Asian Division in Washington, DC; author of a book on screenwriting and has conducted film an screenwriting workshops at the Filipinas Heritage Library and at the Ateneo de Manila.
2-WEEK WRITERS WORKSHOP
This two-week workshop—for screenwriters, novelists, playwrights, copywriters, and story analysts who are interested in HOW to write a story in serial form for television — offers a new approach by developing an actual TV miniseries entitled VIGAN. At the same time this hands-on workshop shows you how to:
• Develop your own story for a TELE-NOVELA or TELE-SERYE by exploring the timetested structure of the Hero’s Journey
• Define characters and their motivations by using personality systems and creating a psychological basis for their decisions and actions
• Build the plot and subplots based on who the characters are, what they want and their plan of action to get their object of desire and learn how to structure the plot and subplots with the five major plot points that would ensure the story’s dramatic development and to sustain viewer interest and loyalty to the miniseries
• Create a writers group with people who have undergone the same training and who can give you feedback in your current and future writing ventures.
• Write coverage for those who are not necessarily interested in writing a script but would like to learn how to become a story analyst or script reader in their spare time. Hollywood studios and talent agencies are out-sourcing script coverage in the Philippines and this is an opportunity to learn how it is done.
WORKSHOP DETAILS
When: Monday-Friday, May 23 – June 3, 2011, 1:00-5:00pm
Where: Natvidad Galang Fajardo Conference Room, De La Costa Hall, School of Humanities, Ateneo de Manila University, Loyola Campus
Fee: P5,000.00 for 10 Sessions (INCLUSIVE OF COURSE MATERIALS AND CERTIFICATE OF COMPLETION)
For more information on reservation of slots, registration and other details, please contact:
Ms Kristina Garcia
Dean’s office, School of Humanities
Clarissa or Jona
Department of Communication
426-6001 ext. 5210
Contact Information:
For inquiries:
Website: http://www.admu.edu.ph
23 April 2011
Punjabi Television Script Writer Wanted for Bhagat Production
Greetings, writers. Bhagat Productions is in search of a Script Writer. Candidate must have knowledge in scripting writing (i.e. course of some type). The storyline will be provided to you to develop into a television series scripts. The script for the television series will be in Punjabi.
When applying, state in your cover letter how you wish to be compensated:
a. Paid Contract
b. Paid Loyalty
c. Paid Contract + Loyalty
Apply by emailing to Ms. G. Johnson; be sure to state “Punjabi Television Script Writer” in subject line.
Location: Punjab
Compensation: To Be Negotiated
Telecommuting is ok.
Contact Information:
For inquiries: hr@bhagatproductions.ca
For submissions: hr@bhagatproductions.ca
Website: http://www.bhagatproductions.ca/
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When applying, state in your cover letter how you wish to be compensated:
a. Paid Contract
b. Paid Loyalty
c. Paid Contract + Loyalty
Apply by emailing to Ms. G. Johnson; be sure to state “Punjabi Television Script Writer” in subject line.
Location: Punjab
Compensation: To Be Negotiated
Telecommuting is ok.
Contact Information:
For inquiries: hr@bhagatproductions.ca
For submissions: hr@bhagatproductions.ca
Website: http://www.bhagatproductions.ca/
18 April 2011
Job Opening: Script Writer for Hong Kong TV International Media Group
Hong Kong TV International Media Group (HKSTV) is a diversified media conglomerate based in Hong Kong. In additional to its key business in media and entertainment, HKSTV also makes strategic investments in different sectors. HKSTV aims to produce and broadcast TV programs in both Chinese and English that target audiences around the globe.
Hong Kong TV will gradually launch 6 channels including the News, Finance, Fashion, English, Movie and Travel Channel.
Reporter/ Script Writer
HKSTV is currently recruiting experienced talents for multiple job openings including cameraman, senior news reporter, anchor, show host, producer, research writer, video editor, graphics, and sub-editor, etc. We are also planning on launching a food-related tv show with celebrities. Producer/research writer/tv show host with relevent experience are preferred.
We prefer individuals with at least 3-5 years of relevant experience in the media industry especially other TV stations. We will not consider fresh graduates at this time. Students are welcomed for internships.
Interested parties please apply through JobsDB listing detailed qualifications and experience with availability, present and expected salary, and contact information. Qualified applicants will be contacted for interviews.
For inquiries regarding job openings, please contact career@hkstv.tv.
Via: jobsdb.com
Contact Information:
For inquiries: career@hkstv.tv
For submissions: career@hkstv.tv
Website: http://www.hkstv.tv/
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Hong Kong TV will gradually launch 6 channels including the News, Finance, Fashion, English, Movie and Travel Channel.
Reporter/ Script Writer
HKSTV is currently recruiting experienced talents for multiple job openings including cameraman, senior news reporter, anchor, show host, producer, research writer, video editor, graphics, and sub-editor, etc. We are also planning on launching a food-related tv show with celebrities. Producer/research writer/tv show host with relevent experience are preferred.
We prefer individuals with at least 3-5 years of relevant experience in the media industry especially other TV stations. We will not consider fresh graduates at this time. Students are welcomed for internships.
Interested parties please apply through JobsDB listing detailed qualifications and experience with availability, present and expected salary, and contact information. Qualified applicants will be contacted for interviews.
For inquiries regarding job openings, please contact career@hkstv.tv.
Via: jobsdb.com
Contact Information:
For inquiries: career@hkstv.tv
For submissions: career@hkstv.tv
Website: http://www.hkstv.tv/
15 April 2011
Palanca Awards Reminder: Deadline for Submission of Entries is April 30th
Deadline: 30 April 2011
The 61st Carlos Palanca Memorial Awards for Literature (Palanca Awards), the country’s most prestigious and longest-running literary contest, reminds contestants that the deadline for the submission of entries is midnight of April 30, 2011.

Each contestant may submit only one entry under the following categories: English Division – Short Story, Short Story for Children, Essay, Poetry, Poetry for Children, One-act Play, and Full-length Play; Filipino Division – Maikling Kuwento, Maikling Kuwentong Pambata, Sanaysay, Tula, Tulang Pambata, Dulang May Isang Yugto, Dulang Ganap ang Haba, and Dulang Pampelikula; Regional Languages Division – Short Story-Cebuano, Short Story-Hiligaynon and Short Story-Iluko.
This year, the Palanca Awards is also accepting entries for the Novel category, which is open every three years, in both English and Filipino divisions.
In the Kabataan Division, Palanca Awards’ special division for young writers below 18 years old, this year’s theme for Kabataan Essay is “What is the most valuable lesson I learned from the Internet?” for the English category and “Ano ang pinakamahalagang aral ang aking natutunan mula sa Internet?” for the Filipino category.
The contest is open to all Filipino (or former Filipino) citizens, except current officers and employees of its organizing body, the Carlos Palanca Foundation, Inc. Contest rules and official entry forms are available at Palanca Awards’ official website, www.palancaawards.com.ph.
Entries with complete requirements may be submitted to the Foundation’s office at the 6th Floor, One World Square Bldg., 10 Upper McKinley Road, McKinley Hill Town Center, Fort Bonifacio, Taguig City or may also be entered online through the Palanca Awards website or sent through email at cpawards@palancaawards.com.ph.
Winners will be announced on September 1, 2011.
For further information, you may email cpawards@palancaawards.com.ph or call telephone number 856-0808.
Contact Information:
For inquiries: cpawards@palancaawards.com.ph or call telephone number 856-0808
For submissions: cpawards@palancaawards.com.ph or online here
Website: http://palancaawards.com.ph
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The 61st Carlos Palanca Memorial Awards for Literature (Palanca Awards), the country’s most prestigious and longest-running literary contest, reminds contestants that the deadline for the submission of entries is midnight of April 30, 2011.

Each contestant may submit only one entry under the following categories: English Division – Short Story, Short Story for Children, Essay, Poetry, Poetry for Children, One-act Play, and Full-length Play; Filipino Division – Maikling Kuwento, Maikling Kuwentong Pambata, Sanaysay, Tula, Tulang Pambata, Dulang May Isang Yugto, Dulang Ganap ang Haba, and Dulang Pampelikula; Regional Languages Division – Short Story-Cebuano, Short Story-Hiligaynon and Short Story-Iluko.
This year, the Palanca Awards is also accepting entries for the Novel category, which is open every three years, in both English and Filipino divisions.
In the Kabataan Division, Palanca Awards’ special division for young writers below 18 years old, this year’s theme for Kabataan Essay is “What is the most valuable lesson I learned from the Internet?” for the English category and “Ano ang pinakamahalagang aral ang aking natutunan mula sa Internet?” for the Filipino category.
The contest is open to all Filipino (or former Filipino) citizens, except current officers and employees of its organizing body, the Carlos Palanca Foundation, Inc. Contest rules and official entry forms are available at Palanca Awards’ official website, www.palancaawards.com.ph.
Entries with complete requirements may be submitted to the Foundation’s office at the 6th Floor, One World Square Bldg., 10 Upper McKinley Road, McKinley Hill Town Center, Fort Bonifacio, Taguig City or may also be entered online through the Palanca Awards website or sent through email at cpawards@palancaawards.com.ph.
Winners will be announced on September 1, 2011.
For further information, you may email cpawards@palancaawards.com.ph or call telephone number 856-0808.
Contact Information:
For inquiries: cpawards@palancaawards.com.ph or call telephone number 856-0808
For submissions: cpawards@palancaawards.com.ph or online here
Website: http://palancaawards.com.ph
14 April 2011
Apply for Asian Cinema Fund's Script Development Grant
Deadline: 10 May 2011
The Asian Cinema Fund is a funding program to help activate more independent film productions and to set up a stable production environment. It supports projects in various stages and categories, from script development and post-production to documentary films to discover hidden jewels from future talents. ACF also aims to be a cornerstone in the foundation of a pan-Asian network by providing a meeting place for Asian filmmakers. The 900 million won (approximately 900,000USD) Asian Cinema Fund will be used to provide support to seven projects in script development, five post-productions, and thirteen documentary films.
ELIGIBILITY
* work-in-progress script for fiction feature
* a writer-director, or a team consisting of writer and director
* experience in at least one of one short or feature-length film
* No resubmission will be accepted.
* Original script only, no adaptation work of any source material

BENEFITS
Cash award of 10,000,000 KRW (Approx. 10,000 USD)
CATEGORY
* Asian Project
* Korean Project
* Asian Film Academy (AFA) Project
* Overseas Korean Project in Asia
REQUIRED DOCUMENTS (Basic Dossier)
# Application Form
# Director's Intention
# Synopsis
# Project Status
# Budget Plan in USD
# Biography/Filmography of Director and Producer
REQUIRED DOCUMENTS (Specific Dossier)
* Treatment (5-10 pages)
* Pre-Production Plan (including estimated time line)
REQUIRED AUDIOVIDUALS (To be sent via courier)
Director's Previous Work in DVD Format
OBLIGATION OF SELECTED PROJECTS
* Completed final script must be submitted no later than May 10, 2012.
* In case the script is produced into a film, the relevant film should contain ACF opening title card provided by ACF which specifies the relevant film is recipient of ACF Script Development Fund.
Contact Information:
For inquiries: acf@biff.kr
For submissions: click here or Busan International Film Festival, Asian Cinema Fund Team, 5th Floor, Seven Bidg., 13-21 Namsan-dong 3-ga, Jung-gu, Seoul 100-043, Korea,
Website: http://www.biff.kr
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The Asian Cinema Fund is a funding program to help activate more independent film productions and to set up a stable production environment. It supports projects in various stages and categories, from script development and post-production to documentary films to discover hidden jewels from future talents. ACF also aims to be a cornerstone in the foundation of a pan-Asian network by providing a meeting place for Asian filmmakers. The 900 million won (approximately 900,000USD) Asian Cinema Fund will be used to provide support to seven projects in script development, five post-productions, and thirteen documentary films.
ELIGIBILITY
* work-in-progress script for fiction feature
* a writer-director, or a team consisting of writer and director
* experience in at least one of one short or feature-length film
* No resubmission will be accepted.
* Original script only, no adaptation work of any source material

BENEFITS
Cash award of 10,000,000 KRW (Approx. 10,000 USD)
CATEGORY
* Asian Project
* Korean Project
* Asian Film Academy (AFA) Project
* Overseas Korean Project in Asia
REQUIRED DOCUMENTS (Basic Dossier)
# Application Form
# Director's Intention
# Synopsis
# Project Status
# Budget Plan in USD
# Biography/Filmography of Director and Producer
REQUIRED DOCUMENTS (Specific Dossier)
* Treatment (5-10 pages)
* Pre-Production Plan (including estimated time line)
REQUIRED AUDIOVIDUALS (To be sent via courier)
Director's Previous Work in DVD Format
OBLIGATION OF SELECTED PROJECTS
* Completed final script must be submitted no later than May 10, 2012.
* In case the script is produced into a film, the relevant film should contain ACF opening title card provided by ACF which specifies the relevant film is recipient of ACF Script Development Fund.
Contact Information:
For inquiries: acf@biff.kr
For submissions: click here or Busan International Film Festival, Asian Cinema Fund Team, 5th Floor, Seven Bidg., 13-21 Namsan-dong 3-ga, Jung-gu, Seoul 100-043, Korea,
Website: http://www.biff.kr
11 April 2011
Job Opening: Writer for The Moving Visuals Singapore
We are one of Asia's leading content providers in television and new media producing documentaries; entertainment; children's programming and formats.
We are looking to hire a creative, dynamic writer to write and develop content for TV shows and new media.
The person we are looking for must have a flair for language, know the medium, be able to research and be well read and traveled.
He/She has already built a nice portfolio of work and still passionate about developing stories which touch people, make a social statement or simply able to make historical events come alive for the audience through his writing.
Ability to write effectively in both English and Mandarin will be an advantage.
Send your CV and writing samples. Sorry, only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.
Contact Information:
For submissions: http://www.mandy.com/1/jobs3.cfm?v=43340091
Website: http://tmvc.sg/
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We are looking to hire a creative, dynamic writer to write and develop content for TV shows and new media.
The person we are looking for must have a flair for language, know the medium, be able to research and be well read and traveled.
He/She has already built a nice portfolio of work and still passionate about developing stories which touch people, make a social statement or simply able to make historical events come alive for the audience through his writing.
Ability to write effectively in both English and Mandarin will be an advantage.
Send your CV and writing samples. Sorry, only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.
Contact Information:
For submissions: http://www.mandy.com/1/jobs3.cfm?v=43340091
Website: http://tmvc.sg/
22 March 2011
Filipino-American Filmmaker Seeking Filipino Screenplay
Reply to: gigs-xv2z5-2279591747@craigslist.org
Filipino-American Filmmaker from Washington, D.C. developing film production slated for mid-July until August.
Sponsored Delegate/Blogger of the San Francisco International Asian American Film Festival (SFIAAFF) 2011.
Wants to work with native screenwriter from Manila or surrounding metropolitan area.
ENGLISH-speaking preferred. Please send contact e-mail and sample work.
Location: Manila
Compensation: TBD
More information here.
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Filipino-American Filmmaker from Washington, D.C. developing film production slated for mid-July until August.
Sponsored Delegate/Blogger of the San Francisco International Asian American Film Festival (SFIAAFF) 2011.
Wants to work with native screenwriter from Manila or surrounding metropolitan area.
ENGLISH-speaking preferred. Please send contact e-mail and sample work.
Location: Manila
Compensation: TBD
More information here.
17 March 2011
Setouchi Angel Road International Screenplay Competition 2011 (Japan/ worldwide)
Deadline: 30 April 2011
SETOUCHI International Children’s Film Festival presents ANGEL ROAD Screenplay Competition 2011
Notification: Mid-June
Objective:
* To find and support promising directors and writers around the world.
* To promote the SETOUCHI area to the world through filmmaking.

Eligibility: Any writer who has passion for filmmaking.
Entry Fee: Free
Rules:
* The screenplay must be an unpublished original feature-length story. (Any screenplay that has been awarded in any other competition is not eligible. No adaptations of an existing stories or books either.)
* We accept any genre, as long as it meets the following two conditions: 1) It must include the SETOUCHI area in at least one of the locations and also 2) more than one scene where children are featured.
Awards:
* Grand Prize 1 screenplay JPY 1,000,000 and local specialties of SETOUCHI
* Honorable Mention 2 screenplays JPY 100,000 and local specialties of SETOUCHI
* In principle we will appoint a producer to cinemize the screenplay in the Grand Prize and if the production is completed we will screen it in our next festival that is planned for the summer 2014.
Email: bwatanabe@brownie-project.com
More information here.
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SETOUCHI International Children’s Film Festival presents ANGEL ROAD Screenplay Competition 2011
Notification: Mid-June
Objective:
* To find and support promising directors and writers around the world.
* To promote the SETOUCHI area to the world through filmmaking.
Eligibility: Any writer who has passion for filmmaking.
Entry Fee: Free
Rules:
* The screenplay must be an unpublished original feature-length story. (Any screenplay that has been awarded in any other competition is not eligible. No adaptations of an existing stories or books either.)
* We accept any genre, as long as it meets the following two conditions: 1) It must include the SETOUCHI area in at least one of the locations and also 2) more than one scene where children are featured.
Awards:
* Grand Prize 1 screenplay JPY 1,000,000 and local specialties of SETOUCHI
* Honorable Mention 2 screenplays JPY 100,000 and local specialties of SETOUCHI
* In principle we will appoint a producer to cinemize the screenplay in the Grand Prize and if the production is completed we will screen it in our next festival that is planned for the summer 2014.
Email: bwatanabe@brownie-project.com
More information here.
07 March 2011
FINAS Short Film Script Writing Workshop (Malaysia)
Date: 14 - 18 March 2011
Location: FINAS, Jalan Hulu Klang, Ampang, Malaysia
Kenapa anda perlu memperlajari teknik penulisan skrip filem pendek dengan betul. Ini kerana filem pendek yang bermutu mampu menaikkan nama anda serta membuka mata penerbit TV dan filem atas karya anda.
Pelajari bagaimana untuk menghasilkan skrip filem pendek yang bermutu dan mampu bersaing di peringkat global. Pelajari teknik penulisan skrip filem pendek yang betul.
Bagaimana untuk menyertai festival filem pendek antarabangsa deng...an karya anda.
Tahukah anda bahawa FINAS memberi dana penerbita filem pendek sehingga RM50,000.
Bengkel dianjurkan selama 5 hari bermula 14hb Mac-18hb Mac dari jam 9:30am - 5:30pm
Setiap peserta akan diberi sijil penyertaan bengkel oleh FINAS.
Tempat adalah TERHAD
Sila hubungi Bahagian Latihan FINAS di talian 03-41041300 (Pn Sharifah)
Yuran adalah sebanyak RM 300
Tenaga Pengajar Martias Mohd Ali
JANGAN LEPASKAN PELUANG INI.
Perbadanan Kemajuan Filem Nasional Malaysia
Kompleks Studio Merdeka, Jalan Hulu Kelang,
68000 Ampang, Selangor,
MALAYSIA.
No. Tel: 603-41041300
No. Fax: 603-41075216
Emel: am@finas.gov.my
More information here.
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Location: FINAS, Jalan Hulu Klang, Ampang, Malaysia
Kenapa anda perlu memperlajari teknik penulisan skrip filem pendek dengan betul. Ini kerana filem pendek yang bermutu mampu menaikkan nama anda serta membuka mata penerbit TV dan filem atas karya anda.
Pelajari bagaimana untuk menghasilkan skrip filem pendek yang bermutu dan mampu bersaing di peringkat global. Pelajari teknik penulisan skrip filem pendek yang betul.
Bagaimana untuk menyertai festival filem pendek antarabangsa deng...an karya anda.
Tahukah anda bahawa FINAS memberi dana penerbita filem pendek sehingga RM50,000.
Bengkel dianjurkan selama 5 hari bermula 14hb Mac-18hb Mac dari jam 9:30am - 5:30pm
Setiap peserta akan diberi sijil penyertaan bengkel oleh FINAS.
Tempat adalah TERHAD
Sila hubungi Bahagian Latihan FINAS di talian 03-41041300 (Pn Sharifah)
Yuran adalah sebanyak RM 300
Tenaga Pengajar Martias Mohd Ali
JANGAN LEPASKAN PELUANG INI.
Perbadanan Kemajuan Filem Nasional Malaysia
Kompleks Studio Merdeka, Jalan Hulu Kelang,
68000 Ampang, Selangor,
MALAYSIA.
No. Tel: 603-41041300
No. Fax: 603-41075216
Emel: am@finas.gov.my
More information here.
17 February 2011
Nicolas B. Pichay's Writing-on-Site Workshop for Stage, TV and Film
Dates: 30 April - 02 June 2011
WRITING-ON-SITE WORKSHOP FOR STAGE, TV, and FILM
NICOLAS B. PICHAY, writer, lawyer, recipient of the Palanca Hall of Fame for having won at least 5 First Prizes in the yearly literary contest, and newly-arrived from New York where he spent six months on a Theatre Grant provided by the Asian Cultural Council, announces the 3-n-1/ 10-10-10: Writing-on-Site Workshop for Stage, TV, and Film as he invites ten (10) writers, to take an exciting writing journey with him for ten (10) consecutive Saturdays, learning, re-discovering, re-enforcing and discussing dramatic writing for Stage, TV, and Film with a registration fee of —you guessed it—ten (10) thousand pesos.
Unlike other technical writing workshops that are heavy on theoreticals, 3-N-1/ 10-10-10 is process and technique oriented. The syllabus is designed to tap into the creative aspect of the writer’s subconsicous as well as to develop the formal skills needed to improve one’s command of the dramatic narrative structure. The workshop is designed to impart core skills to effectively write and pitch scripts for stage, tv or film.
Each participant will be challenged to write a scene at every meeting with the expectation that he or she will complete a dramatic work at the end of the workshop. The workshop will also give out practical advice on how a script can be produced.
Tentative workshop dates and time are the ten Saturdays from 30 April to 02 July 2011; 2-6pm. The venue of the workshop will be in the Origin8 offices along Araullo Street, San Juan, Metro Manila.
This workshop has limited available slots. Interested parties are encouraged to immediately submit a letter of intent to marcelohdelpilar@yahoo.com (Re: 3-N-1/ 10-10-10). Only for purposes of diagnostics, each participant is encouraged to submit with the letter a soft copy of a previously written stage, tv or film script (not necessarily produced). For inquiries, call 7824454.
More information here.
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WRITING-ON-SITE WORKSHOP FOR STAGE, TV, and FILM
NICOLAS B. PICHAY, writer, lawyer, recipient of the Palanca Hall of Fame for having won at least 5 First Prizes in the yearly literary contest, and newly-arrived from New York where he spent six months on a Theatre Grant provided by the Asian Cultural Council, announces the 3-n-1/ 10-10-10: Writing-on-Site Workshop for Stage, TV, and Film as he invites ten (10) writers, to take an exciting writing journey with him for ten (10) consecutive Saturdays, learning, re-discovering, re-enforcing and discussing dramatic writing for Stage, TV, and Film with a registration fee of —you guessed it—ten (10) thousand pesos.
Unlike other technical writing workshops that are heavy on theoreticals, 3-N-1/ 10-10-10 is process and technique oriented. The syllabus is designed to tap into the creative aspect of the writer’s subconsicous as well as to develop the formal skills needed to improve one’s command of the dramatic narrative structure. The workshop is designed to impart core skills to effectively write and pitch scripts for stage, tv or film.
Each participant will be challenged to write a scene at every meeting with the expectation that he or she will complete a dramatic work at the end of the workshop. The workshop will also give out practical advice on how a script can be produced.
Tentative workshop dates and time are the ten Saturdays from 30 April to 02 July 2011; 2-6pm. The venue of the workshop will be in the Origin8 offices along Araullo Street, San Juan, Metro Manila.
This workshop has limited available slots. Interested parties are encouraged to immediately submit a letter of intent to marcelohdelpilar@yahoo.com (Re: 3-N-1/ 10-10-10). Only for purposes of diagnostics, each participant is encouraged to submit with the letter a soft copy of a previously written stage, tv or film script (not necessarily produced). For inquiries, call 7824454.
More information here.
06 February 2011
Corporate Scriptwriter Wanted at Sterco Digitex India
Sterco Digitex is an integrated info tech services company with Significant Presence in the field of Multimedia, Web, Elearning and Software. We are an ever-developing Organisation whose goals are to respond effectively to the National and International needs of clients and to deliver maximum value to their businesses.
Scriptwriter/ Senior Scriptwriter
Experience: 2 - 5 Years
Location: Delhi
Compensation: BEST IN THE INDUSTRY
Job Description
* Looking for an experienced Script Writer in the field of corporate films, corporate presentations and websites.
* The candidate must possess the ability to come up with creative ideas and translate the objective of the presentations/films in to an engaging narrative.
* He/ She should be able to research/understand complex subjects and possess aptitude for comprehending technical write-ups and translating them into creative scripts for films and presentations.
* The candidate should also have the abilities to manage and lead the team in medium to large projects.
Miss Vibha Chauhan
Sterco Digitex Pvt Limited
http://www.stercodigitex.com
Sterco Digitex Pvt Limited
72 - JANPATH, IInd FLOOR
CONNAUGHT PLACE
NEW DELHI,Delhi,India 110001
hr@stercodigitex.com
11-91-42966666
More information here.
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Scriptwriter/ Senior Scriptwriter
Experience: 2 - 5 Years
Location: Delhi
Compensation: BEST IN THE INDUSTRY
Job Description
* Looking for an experienced Script Writer in the field of corporate films, corporate presentations and websites.
* The candidate must possess the ability to come up with creative ideas and translate the objective of the presentations/films in to an engaging narrative.
* He/ She should be able to research/understand complex subjects and possess aptitude for comprehending technical write-ups and translating them into creative scripts for films and presentations.
* The candidate should also have the abilities to manage and lead the team in medium to large projects.
Miss Vibha Chauhan
Sterco Digitex Pvt Limited
http://www.stercodigitex.com
Sterco Digitex Pvt Limited
72 - JANPATH, IInd FLOOR
CONNAUGHT PLACE
NEW DELHI,Delhi,India 110001
hr@stercodigitex.com
11-91-42966666
More information here.
30 January 2011
Call for Scripts: Virgin Labfest Year 7 (Philippines)
Deadline: 31 March 2011
The Virgin Labfest year 7 is now open for submissions of both one-act and full-length play scripts. The Virgin Labfest is an annual festival of unpublished, unstaged, untried and untested works for the theater held in the middle of the year (June to July) at the Cultural Center of the Philippines. This festival is a partnership project of the Writer's Bloc, Inc., Tanghalang Pilipino, Inc. and the Cultural Center of the Philippines.
The Virgin Labfest is open to submissions of the following written works:
1. One-act plays, (maximum running time: 40 minutes)
2. Full-length plays, (minimum running time: 1 hour 20 minutes; maximum running time: 2 hours)
3. All submitted works must NOT have previously been published in book form; staged commercially for more than two performances (staged readings, one-time workshop productions are allowed); won any literary or drama award in national competitions
4. Works may be in Filipino or English.
This year the Virgin Labfest will choose only 1 full-length play for full production in the festival. (Other full length play submissions may be considered for staged readings during the two-week-event.)
The festival has been open to various themes and genres and has never restricted submissions favoring any specific category. While we continue to uphold this principle, this year, however, the Virgin Labfest hopes to include works that fall into these categories:
1. Regional-language plays: plays written in Hiligaynon, Cebuano and/or Ilocano.
2. Plays for children (special venue)
3. Plays that tackle or are related to Jose Rizal's 150th anniversary commemoration.
Submission Deadline: March 31, 2011. Official entries will be announced first week of May 2011.
Submissions should indicate name and contact address of the playwright. You may submit your entries to the following email addresses: rodyvera@gmail.com
Or you may deliver at least two hard-copies of the manuscript to:
DRAMATIC ARTS DIVISION
Performing Arts Department
Upper Basement, Cultural Center of the Philippines
Roxas Boulevard, Pasay City
For more inquiries, please contact:
RODY VERA
rodyvera@gmail.com
551-0823
0917-5408441
Or CLOTTIE LUCERO or NIKKI TORRES
drama_ccp@yahoo.com
8321125 local 1606-1607
More information here.
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The Virgin Labfest year 7 is now open for submissions of both one-act and full-length play scripts. The Virgin Labfest is an annual festival of unpublished, unstaged, untried and untested works for the theater held in the middle of the year (June to July) at the Cultural Center of the Philippines. This festival is a partnership project of the Writer's Bloc, Inc., Tanghalang Pilipino, Inc. and the Cultural Center of the Philippines.
The Virgin Labfest is open to submissions of the following written works:
1. One-act plays, (maximum running time: 40 minutes)
2. Full-length plays, (minimum running time: 1 hour 20 minutes; maximum running time: 2 hours)
3. All submitted works must NOT have previously been published in book form; staged commercially for more than two performances (staged readings, one-time workshop productions are allowed); won any literary or drama award in national competitions
4. Works may be in Filipino or English.
This year the Virgin Labfest will choose only 1 full-length play for full production in the festival. (Other full length play submissions may be considered for staged readings during the two-week-event.)
The festival has been open to various themes and genres and has never restricted submissions favoring any specific category. While we continue to uphold this principle, this year, however, the Virgin Labfest hopes to include works that fall into these categories:
1. Regional-language plays: plays written in Hiligaynon, Cebuano and/or Ilocano.
2. Plays for children (special venue)
3. Plays that tackle or are related to Jose Rizal's 150th anniversary commemoration.
Submission Deadline: March 31, 2011. Official entries will be announced first week of May 2011.
Submissions should indicate name and contact address of the playwright. You may submit your entries to the following email addresses: rodyvera@gmail.com
Or you may deliver at least two hard-copies of the manuscript to:
DRAMATIC ARTS DIVISION
Performing Arts Department
Upper Basement, Cultural Center of the Philippines
Roxas Boulevard, Pasay City
For more inquiries, please contact:
RODY VERA
rodyvera@gmail.com
551-0823
0917-5408441
Or CLOTTIE LUCERO or NIKKI TORRES
drama_ccp@yahoo.com
8321125 local 1606-1607
More information here.
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