Maneuvering Film Festivals - 4-week ESE Online Film Workshop begins November 21

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MANEUVERING FILM FESTIVALS
November 21 – December 12, 2007
taught by the authors of
"I Liked It, Didn't Love It: Screenplay Development from the Inside Out"
Rona Edwards and Monika Skerbelis

Back by popular demand, Edwards and Skerbelis present “Maneuvering Film Festivals" which provides the strategy needed to get the most out of the 3,000 film festivals around the world to advance your film career. In order to have success at marketing yourself at the many film festivals available, you need to have the tools. This course will provide valuable tips and resources to help you organize and put together the necessary materials needed to have a productive and beneficial festival experience.

“Maneuvering Film Festivals” will begin its encore online workshop on November 21st. The cost for this 4-week workshop is $225 and will cover such topics as:

· Targeting the right Film Festivals for your film;
· What you need to know when submitting your film;
· Creating a promotional strategy;
· Making the Festival circuit work for you.

Visit www.esentertainment.net for more information on ESE Film Workshops Online or register at the Writers Store online or by calling one of their friendly product consultants at (800) 272-8927. Check the ESE web site for upcoming free ESE seminars held at the Writers Store in Westwood.

ESE FILM WORKSHOPS ONLINE
Available worldwide using the online Blackboard Classroom, ESE Film Workshops Online provides professional instruction without leaving your home...Click, Type, Download and Read. Filmmakers who want to learn more about film development; the players involved at Studios and Production Companies, Agencies, Management Companies; creating a production company; finding and developing new ideas; how to pitch those ideas; basic screenplay format, basic screenwriting fundamentals, will benefit from ESE Workshops. Individuals will learn how to apply the skills in order to open doors and network with professionals in the film industry.

www.ESEntertainment.net

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