Words Into Pictures 1997: Some of Our Best Friends Are Directors
Creator
Writers Guild Foundation Cook, Thomas S Jordan, Glenn Lowry, Dick McQuarrie, Christopher Patik, Vickie Petrie, Donald Roth, Eric, 1945- Singer, Bryan, 1965- Taylor, Karyn J
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Description
Words Into Pictures was a screenwriting conference held by the Writers Guild Foundation in 1997. It offered educational and inspirational events focused on elevating the prominence of the screenwriter and the importance of the script in the entertainment industry. In this panel, a group of writers, directors, and producers discuss the importance of building relationships in the entertainment industry. Panelists are Bill Duke, Thomas C. Cook, Glenn Jordan, Dick Lowry, Christopher McQuarrie, Karyn Taylor, Bryan Singer, and Eric Roth. Label on tape container: "The Writers Guild Foundation Invites You to The 1997 Film and Television Writers Forum: Words Into Pictures. Loews Santa Monica Beach Hotel. Friday-Sunday. May 30 - June 1, 1997. Audio Tapes by: Sound Images, Inc."
Type
sound
Format
Copy: Access Audio cassette
Form/Genre
Interviews
Extent
1 Tape of 1
Identifier
WIP1997_22 calawgf_000042
Language
English
Subject
Motion picture authorship Motion picture plays Writing Motion pictures--Production and direction Writers Guild Foundation
Place
Santa Monica (Calif.)
Provenance
Writers Guild Foundation California Revealed is supported by the U.S. Institute of Museum and Library Services under the provisions of the Library Services and Technology Act, administered in California by the State Librarian.
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