Short Screenplay Development/Feature Development/Feature Re-Writing Mentorship with Spade Robinson
Short Screenplay Development $525
3 weeks, 1/hr per week - Bespoke one-on-one consultations. First session is a breakdown and understanding of the story the writer wants to tell. Spade will then create a 2 week program to write and finish a compelling short film (typically under 20 scripted pages). It will include assignments and exercises. All weeks won’t necessarily be back to back- but built depending on the needs of the project and writer.
Feature Screenplay Development or Mentorship $725
4 weeks, 1/hr per week - Bespoke one-on-one consultations. First session is a breakdown and understanding of the story the writer wants to tell. Spade will then create a 3 week program for the writer to develop their feature film. All weeks won’t necessarily be back to back- but built depending on the needs of the project and writer.
Feature Screenplay Re-Writing Mentorship $725
4 weeks, 1/hr per week - Bespoke one-on-one consultations. First session is a breakdown and understanding of the story the writer wants to tell. Spade will then create a 3 week program for the writer to revise and finish a compelling feature film. All weeks won’t necessarily be back to back- but built depending on the needs of the project and writer.
About the instructor...
Spade Robinson (www.atlantafilmproject.com) began curating scripts, films and documentary works in progress projects during her time at Sundance Institute, where she worked with the Feature Film Program, Documentary Film Program and Sundance Film Festival. During that time, she worked with hundreds of filmmakers to develop the most compelling versions of their stories. Underneath Rahdi Taylor of the DFP, she created a series of workshops to cultivate emerging filmmakers, building a pipeline into the funding opportunities there. In 2015, Spade founded Atlanta Film Project to support storytellers more democratically, around the world. Since then, she's worked with countless storytellers and companies, including HBO, FOX, Disney, Women In Film, Film Independent and Sundance, to this end.