What No One Tells You About Writing for Film

Adam Sydney, Bob Gebert, Judy Klass, Jule Selbo, Kaira Rouda, and Michael Cordell explore both the craft and the business of screenwriting. They talk through fundamentals like formatting and structure, then move into creative control, collaboration, and networking in the film industry. This session offers practical insight for writers who want to see their stories translated to the screen.

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