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1:00 – 1:45 PM:

PITCHING PANEL
(FEATURING ADAM PECK, DINA HILLIER, AND STEVE PINK)

2:15 – 3:00 PM:

SCRIPT MAGAZINE PANEL (FEATURING
JEANNE VEILLETTE BOWERMAN, DOUG RICHARDSON,
AND REBECCA NORRIS RESNICK)

3:30 – 4:30 PM:

HOWARD A. RODMAN

5:00 – 6:00 PM:

TOM SCHULMAN

6:30 – 7:30 PM:

MEG LEFAUVE 

Writer's Store Discount Code: C12SC16
Available until June 15, 2016

MFA IN SCREENWRITING
The Master of Fine Arts is a highly selective two-year program designed to
cultivate the writer's voice through a demanding curriculum focused on the
craft of screenwriting that culminates in a comprehensive film and television
portfolio of original work. Additionally, writers are educated on the
business side of the entertainment industry and are guided through the
process of moving from student to professional writer.
All of the MFA Screenwriting: Writing for Film and Television courses are
offered in the evenings to allow working professionals to be able to attend
graduate school full-time while still maintaining their current careers. The
curriculum is designed to be completed in twenty-one months, but it can
also be done at a slower pace for those who are interesting in participating
part-time. MFA students have opportunites to defray the cost of earning
their degrees, through employment within the school itself, Graduate
Assistantships that offer course credit and a stipend, and competative
grants for producing thesis films.

Dina Hillier began her career at Sony Pictures Television in
2003 as Manager, then Director of Current Programming.
In her role she oversaw the creative of on-air scripted
series including THE KING OF QUEENS, TIL DEATH, and
HUFF.

Dina Hillier
Former Vice President of
Comedy Development
for Paramount Television

Hillier then served as Vice President, Comedy
Development, where she developed scripted series for
broadcast and cable outlets. During her tenure she was
involved in the development and current programming of
various series including the critically acclaimed
COMMUNITY and HAPPY ENDINGS.
Most recently Hillier served as Vice President of Comedy
Development at Paramount Television where she was involved in the development and oversight of projects including GREASE LIVE, BAJILLION DOLLAR PROPERTIE$,
SCHOOL OF ROCK and THE FIRST WIVES CLUB.
Hillier is an Advisory Board member for the ATX Television
Festival in Austin, Texas.
She is a graduate of Emerson College with a BA in Visual
and Media Arts.

Steve Pink is a writer/director/producer who has worked in
the film and television industry since 1995. He co-wrote and
produced the feature films HIGH FIDELITY and GROSS
POINTE BLANK among many others. He’s directed several
films in-cluding the HOT TUB TIME MACHINE movies and
a remake of ABOUT LAST NIGHT. He’s also directed
numerous episodes of television and served as Co-Executive
Producer on the television series ENTOURAGE.

Steve Pink
Writer: Grosse Pointe
Blank, High Fidelity

Most recently, he directed episodes of ANGIE TRIBECA,
and directed the pilot of THE DETOUR starring Jason Jones
for TBS, and TELENOVELA starring Eva Longoria for NBC.
Both were picked up to series for broadcast this year.

 

Adam Peck
Owner of Synchronicity
Productions

Jeanne Veillette Bowerman is the Editor and Online Community Manager of Script Magazine and on Stephanie Palmer’s list of “Top 10 Most Influential Screenwriting Bloggers.”

Jeanne Veillette
Bowerman
Editor, Script Magazine

She is Co-Founder and moderator of the weekly Twitter
screenwriters’ chat, #Scriptchat, and wrote a Tracking
Board Top 25 Launch Pad Competition selected script, the
narrative adaptation of the Pulitzer Prize-winning book,
SLAVERY BY ANOTHER NAME, with its author, Douglas
A. Blackmon, former senior national correspondent of The
Wall Street Journal.
Jeanne also is President of Implicit Productions and
consults with writers on how to build and strengthen their
online and offline networks as well as face their fears in
order to succeed in writing and in personal peace - a
screenwriter’s therapist. More information can be found on
her blog, ram-blings of a recovered insecureaholic.
Follow @jeannevb on Twitter.

Though Doug Richardson was born in Southern California, he
grew up outside Sacramento and inside the state Capitol. He
used to talk his way into then- Governor Ronald Reagan’s office,
just to get a handful of jellybeans.
Doug attended the University of Southern California’s School of
Cinema. For as long as he could remember, Doug had wanted
to be a movie director. But in pursuing his goal he discovered
how movies are really made: in the writing.

Doug Richardson
Writer: Bad Boys, Die
Hard 2

Doug’s first feature film, the sequel to DIE HARD, DIEHARDER,
was produced in 1990. He has since written and produced
feature films including the box office smash BAD BOYS,
MONEY TRAIN, and HOSTAGE. His motion pictures have
collectively grossed over a billion dollars in domestic and
International revenue.
In 1997, Doug’s debut novel, DARK HORSE, was published
by Avon/Morrow in hardcover, followed two years later by
his fol-low up, TRUE BELIEVERS. More recently, he’s returned
to author-ing the L.A. crime noir suspense thrillers REAPER, 99
PERCENT KILL, THE SAFETY EXPERT, and BLOOD MONEY.
In December 2015, he also published THE SMOKING GUN,
the first in a collection of essays from his popular blog.
Doug continues to write and develop for feature films and
televi-sion. He lives in Southern California with his wife, two
children and four mutts.
Website: dougrichardson.com

Rebecca Norris is a writer, filmmaker, and story
analyst, and owner of the production company
Freebird Entertainment. Her films and web series have
won multiple awards and have been selected to film
festivals worldwide, including Cannes. Her work has
been op-tioned and distributed for TV, online platforms,
and PBS.

Rebecca Norris Resnick
Writer: Split, Cloudy with a
Chance of Sunshine

As a story analyst, Rebecca has read for Sundance,
QED International, Screen Queensland, NYC Midnight, BlueCat, among many others, and has worked
in development for Southpaw Entertainment. She
writes about web series and indie film for Script
Magazine, and also teaches at Screenwriters
University and The Writers Store. She’s currently
writing a book called HOW TO MAKE A SHORT
FILM OR WEB SERIES FOR LESS THAN YOU
SPEND ON COFFEE.