1991 June Screenwriters Lab

The Screenwriters Lab is a five-day writer’s workshop that gives independent screenwriters the opportunity to work intensively on their feature film scripts with the support of established writers in an environment that encourages innovation and creative risk-taking. One-on-one story sessions with Creative Advisors support, challenge, and inspire the screenwriters during this intensive process of script development.
Filmmakers typically begin their participation in the Feature Film Program with the January Screenwriters Lab, the only Lab for which there is an open application.

  • Credits
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Jon Amiel

Creative Advisor

Alice Arlen

Creative Advisor

Henry Bean

Creative Advisor

L.M. Kit Carson

Creative Advisor

Glenn Close

Creative Advisor

Anne Coates

Creative Advisor

Irene Diamond

Creative Advisor

Stanley Donen

Creative Advisor

Bob Estrim

Creative Advisor

Terry Gilliam

Creative Advisor

Carlin Glynn

Creative Advisor

Stephen Goldblatt

Creative Advisor

Anne Goursaud

Creative Advisor

Ulu Grosbard

Creative Advisor

Monte Hellman

Creative Advisor

Jeremy Kagan

Creative Advisor

Larry Konner

Creative Advisor

Ring Lardner Jr.

Creative Advisor

Jim McBride

Creative Advisor

Alan Pakula

Creative Advisor

Frank Pierson

Creative Advisor

Sydney Pollack

Creative Advisor

Tom Rickman

Creative Advisor

Volker Schloendorff

Creative Advisor

Roger Simon

Creative Advisor
  

Devil in a Blue Dress

Heart Mountain

Pork Pie

Slouching Towards Kalamazoo

The Country of the Emeralds

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