From Script to Screen - a full day workshop for writers, with director, Tim Fywell

Sunday 26th February - 11.00am - 5.00pm - ADC Bar, Park Street, Cambridge - £28 (concessions including students and WRiTEON members quoting code*) £25

Book online at www.adctheatre.com or call the ADC Box Office on 01223 300085

Television and film director, Tim Fywell takes aspiring film writers through their paces in this hands-on one day workshop on the process of writing for the big and/or small screen.The workshop will cover: What makes a script shine? How can  a writer produce "camera ready" scripts that potential producers will want to buy? What does a producer/director do with a script? What's the role of the script editor? How much detail should your script contain? What's the difference between a reading and a shooting script? Does the writer have a role in production?

Bring a scene from a script you've already written/are working on - a few of which we will workshop during the day. This will be a practical as well as theoretical day with a successful working writer/director - a chance to share experiences, ask questions, and gain invaluable inside knowledge of the process. The workshop is also suitable for directors.

Tim Fywell is a television and film director whose credits include the acclaimed mini-series Cambridge Spies and features I Capture the Castle and Ice Princess. He has directed Waking the Dead, the last series of  Mistresses, the Barbara Vine Trilogy, Cracker, Madame Bovary, Affinity, Half-Broken Things, Norma Jean and Marilyn and No 1 Ladies Detective Agency (for HBO) and, most recently, a new ITV thriller starring Anna Friel, based on the Nicci French novel What to do When Someone Dies. He is currently developing his own co-written script for a new feature film.

*For a code to book at the members rate or for any queries, e-mail workshops@writeon.org.uk. Maximum 16 participants so book now to secure your place.