VoiceOver: The 8th Annual School Of Media Studies Script Reading Event
Event Information
Description
VoiceOver is the School of Media Studies' Annual Script Reading Event, an evening where screenplays written by students completing the Screenwriting Certificate are brought to vivid life as select portions are read before an audience of students, peers and invited film industry professionals. Not your ordinary script reading, Voice/Over uses audio and video elements in addition to accomplished actors to bring the writers’ words to cinematic life.
The event provides students with the invaluable experience of both hearing their characters come alive while also offering them the chance to publicly showcase their talent as they venture out into the professional world.
A reception will follow the readings along with the presentation of the Rena Down Memorial Screenwriting Prize.
Rena Down Memorial Prize for Excellence in Screenwriting
Please consider giving annually to this prize to help support and foster the talents of young screenwriters!
Organized by Media Studies Professors Lana Lin and Marina Shron. Sponsored by The New School's School of Media Studies.
Organizer The New School
Organizer of VoiceOver: The 8th Annual School Of Media Studies Script Reading Event
The New School is a major, degree-granting university where design and social research drive approaches to studying issues of our time. United by the core values of academic freedom, tolerance, and experimentation, The New School prepares its more than 10,500 students to understand, contribute to, and succeed in a rapidly changing society, and thus make the world a better and more just place.
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