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The following are highly suggested:
UCLA Extension Writers' Program
The UCLA Extension Writers’ Program is the nation’s largest and most comprehensive continuing education writing program in the United States where adult learners study with their choice of more than 250 professional screenwriters, fiction writers, playwrights, poets, nonfiction writers and writers of children’s literature. The Writers’ Program offers more than 550 courses annually, both on-site and online, as well as a yearly Writers Studio, nine-month Master Classes, a screenplay competition, and writing consultations – all designed to help students meet their writing goals. For more information, visit www.uclaextension.edu/writers.
Creative Screenwriting Magazine
The premiere magazine for screenwriters, Creative Screenwriting offers interviews with the new, established and legendary, plus in-depth analyses ranging from classic screenplays to the latest releases. Free weekly emails with links to articles from film websites the world over keep you updated on the latest trends, while their annual L.A. Screenwriting Expo each fall ranks as the largest gathering of screenwriters, instructors and producers. Visit www.creativescreenwriting.com to find out more and get on the list.
ArtsDay LA - UCLA Extension, Saturday, March 7th
This free event offers aspiring writers, designers, filmmakers, and artists a rare opportunity to immerse themselves in the subject matter, creative processes, current issues, and potential career paths of six major arts fields. In addition to Creative Writing and Screenwriting, participants can attend sessions in Design Communication Arts, Entertainment Media, Interior Design, and Landscape Architecture.
The schedule of sessions, as well as videos featuring several former Arts students, is available online at www.artsdayla.org.
In addition to our immersive sessions, the event offers a unique opportunity to meet and network with students and professionals in the arts, and is a positive and uplifting day for all involved. It's also free, and held on the beautiful UCLA campus!
If you or your friends and family have any questions about the event, don't hesitate to call the Arts Department at 310-267-4888.
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