Wedding Video Questionairre A Wedding Video Client Information Request Form for Image Quilt Productions. Here we request information from clients interested in our wedding video services.
Purpose of Workshop:
Poetry is a lot like jazz on a paper and screenplays can form out of the process of writing poetry.
--filmmaker, Omonike Akinyemi
Image Quilt will offer a workshop called "Screenwriting for Poets" which focuses on developing a screenplay as you would a poem. We will form scenes based on our stream of consciousnesses and use techniques such as improvisation, sense-memory, and visualization to develop full characters. Writers will produce full length screenplays, short film scripts, or outlines leading to screenplays during the workshop.
The workshop will take place in Albany, New York for six weeks in June 2005. If you are interested, please fill out this informational form and we will get back to you soon regarding the workshop location and schedule.
Let your screenplay organically flow from your mind...
Have you written a screenplay before? If so, what do you hope to gain from this workshop?
How would you describe yourself? (e.g Poet, Actor, Writer, Writer/Director, Doctor, Film Enthusiast, etc...)
Do you have an idea for a screenplay that you would like to re-work or do you wish to develop new work from the workshop experience?
Have you done any theater or live performance work (including spoken word)?
When would you be available to attend a workshop?
Monday evenings
Tuesday evenings
Wednesday evenings
Thursday evenings
Friday evenings
Saturdays
Sundays
Weekdays
Week Afternoons
Any time
Are you also interested in seeing independent films as part of the workshop sessions?
When are you available to begin the workshop?
What is your name?
Address (Optional):
Telephone Number:
Are you interested in workshops on any other aspects of filmmaking (e.g Cinematography, Directing, Editing, Distribution, independent production) ?
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About the Instructor...
Omonike is a writer and director working in film. She is a graduate of the USC School of Cinema-Television MFA program in film production. Her films have aired on PBS nationally and at international film festivals such as the "Festivale Cinema Delle Donne", Fespaco, the Donnell Library's Emerging Makers Screenings, and "Cannes 2000".
Omonike was awarded a New York Foundation for the Arts Fellowship in Screenwriting in 2004 and screened her 1 hour drama, "Nelly's Bodega" at the Albany Public Library in October. She is soon to direct, "How to Stay Sane in Paris", a feature-length film developed out of a series of poems.
