Adapting Stories for the Screen Without Losing Their Soul

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A guest screenwriter shares practical guidance on turning existing works, fiction, drama, or real-life stories, into successful screenplays. This session explores how to honor the source material while reshaping it for film, focusing on structure, pacing, and emotional throughlines that make adaptations resonate on screen.

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