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Short Film Showcase
Submission date has been extended to February 7, 2020.
Submit your film either through our website or by going to FilmFreeway and searching for Women In Film Pittsburgh and entering your information. https://filmfreeway.com/WIFMShortFIlmShowcase
We will be acknowledging both local and international films separately.
The documentary Trailblazers of the Suffrage Movement is now available.
If you would like a copy of the documentary via a Vimeo link, the suggested donation is $10.00
If you would like us to mail you a thumb drive of the documentary, the suggested donation is $12.00 which includes mailing fees.
When you register, please provide how you would like to receive the media – either a link or a flash drive.
To order: Click on the TICKETS TAB
Enjoy !
Scholarship winner
Q & A of the Documentary participants
Cecile Springer being welcomed to the VIP Reception
The title of the seminar is “What Makes Great Scenes Great”. The seminar focuses on numerous vital elements of screenwriting that can be found in many of the greatest motion picture scenes ever written and filmed. By understanding these elements screenwriters will gain powerful tools that can enhance and advance their work toward creating and crafting memorable, sellable screenplays.
Virtual Seminar Cost
$40.00
Virtual Special: $10.00 for all
STEVE CUDEN
WRITER-DIRECTOR-PRODUCER-TEACHER
BIO
Steve Cuden co-created the hit Broadway and international musical Jekyll & Hyde, writing the show’s original book and lyrics with noted composer Frank Wildhorn. He’s written 90 teleplays for popular animated TV series, such as X-Men, The Batman, Iron Man, Pink Panther, Xiaolin Showdown, Gargoyles and numerous others. Steve directed and co-produced the cult-favorite horror-comedy feature Lucky. He’s the author of two books on writing: Beating Broadway and Beating Hollywood. He taught screenwriting for 10 years in the Conservatory of Performing Arts at Point Park University in Pittsburgh. And he currently produces and hosts StoryBeat with Steve Cuden, a weekly podcast of in-depth interviews exploring the creative process of artists of all kinds. For more, please visit stevecuden.com and storybeat.net.
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General Questions and Inquiries: info@wifmpit.org
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Website: www.wifmpit.org
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Address: 1001 California Avenue, Suite # 99184, Pittsburgh, PA 15233
The documentary Trailblazers of the Suffrage Movement is now available.
If you would like a copy of the documentary via a Vimeo link, the suggested donation is $10.00
If you would like us to mail you a thumb drive of the documentary, the suggested donation is $12.00 which includes mailing fees.
When you register, please provide how you would like to receive the media – either a link or a flash drive.
To order: Click on the TICKETS TAB
Enjoy !
Scholarship winner
Q & A of the Documentary participants
Cecile Springer being welcomed to the VIP Reception
The title of the seminar is “What Makes Great Scenes Great”. The seminar focuses on numerous vital elements of screenwriting that can be found in many of the greatest motion picture scenes ever written and filmed. By understanding these elements screenwriters will gain powerful tools that can enhance and advance their work toward creating and crafting memorable, sellable screenplays.
Virtual Seminar Cost
$40.00
Virtual Special: $10.00 for all
STEVE CUDEN
WRITER-DIRECTOR-PRODUCER-TEACHER
BIO
Steve Cuden co-created the hit Broadway and international musical Jekyll & Hyde, writing the show’s original book and lyrics with noted composer Frank Wildhorn. He’s written 90 teleplays for popular animated TV series, such as X-Men, The Batman, Iron Man, Pink Panther, Xiaolin Showdown, Gargoyles and numerous others. Steve directed and co-produced the cult-favorite horror-comedy feature Lucky. He’s the author of two books on writing: Beating Broadway and Beating Hollywood. He taught screenwriting for 10 years in the Conservatory of Performing Arts at Point Park University in Pittsburgh. And he currently produces and hosts StoryBeat with Steve Cuden, a weekly podcast of in-depth interviews exploring the creative process of artists of all kinds. For more, please visit stevecuden.com and storybeat.net.