Scriptapalooza is proud to announce the Scriptapalooza Fellowship
The Scriptapalooza Fellowship program was developed to honor dedicated writers and to help accommodate their creative process and skills. “This new fellowship will give its recipient the opportunity to focus solely on his/her writing by removing the writer from his/her daily commitments and providing a supportive environment,” says Mark Andrushko, founder of Scriptapalooza Screenwriting Competition.
The Scriptapalooza Fellowship recipient will be awarded a five-day screenwriting retreat in Costa Rica. The retreat takes place June 10-14, 2016 in Samara, Costa Rica, in a private hotel reserved exclusively for the fellowship recipient and twelve other talented writers.
The Scriptapalooza Fellowship recipient will receive six months of mentoring from one of our vastly talented industry mentors. The list includes Janet Jeffries of Lawrence Bender Productions, Amanda Marshall of Cold Iron Pictures, Alexia Melocchi of Little Studio Films, Rob Margolies of Different Duck Films, Katrina Nahikian of Bullet Heart, and Breven Warren of Angaelica.
Five additional writers will receive an online writing course, $1000, and a three-month mentorship from one of the above industry professionals. Everyone who applies will receive four to five pages of feedback.
Fellowship applications will only be available from Sept. 1, 2015 to Oct 31, 2015. For more information, visit http://www.scriptapalooza.com/fellowship/.
The Scriptapalooza Fellowship recipient will be awarded a five-day screenwriting retreat in Costa Rica. The retreat takes place June 10-14, 2016 in Samara, Costa Rica, in a private hotel reserved exclusively for the fellowship recipient and twelve other talented writers.
The Scriptapalooza Fellowship recipient will receive six months of mentoring from one of our vastly talented industry mentors. The list includes Janet Jeffries of Lawrence Bender Productions, Amanda Marshall of Cold Iron Pictures, Alexia Melocchi of Little Studio Films, Rob Margolies of Different Duck Films, Katrina Nahikian of Bullet Heart, and Breven Warren of Angaelica.
Five additional writers will receive an online writing course, $1000, and a three-month mentorship from one of the above industry professionals. Everyone who applies will receive four to five pages of feedback.
Fellowship applications will only be available from Sept. 1, 2015 to Oct 31, 2015. For more information, visit http://www.scriptapalooza.com/fellowship/.
A true story of Nile
Showbiz industry not only provides a wide range of entertainment to the viewers but also involves many ways to shape their lifestyle. There are many movies and series which inspire and guide us towards the right path. Recently a survey indicated an increase in suicides rates which is a threatening sign to life. I came across a Facebook based blog “A Year of Knowing Nile” which is written by Ian Zachary Whittigham.
The enchanting and talented Amy Field
Amy Field is an
extremely talented actress and singer.
She is hard working and driven.
She has been singing since a very young age and has always loved
performing. She was so excited when she
first joined her school choir at age six, and she has held onto that excitement
throughout her career. Her energy and
talent are both astonishing.
Amy has a lot of experience performing. She sang with the Australian Youth Choir, an international touring choir, at many different venues. She toured in both the USA and the UK. She sang at Carnegie Hall, Disneyland, Independence Hall, at the David Cup and many other places and events. She has trained with some of the best. She studied singer under Margi Di Ferranti and Pat Wilson. She also was trained in acting by Adrian Barnes at the Springboards Performing Arts School. Amy took classes at Darlo Drama and Acting World before attending the Stella Adler Studio of Acting Conservatory Program in 2014. Her training has really paid off, as she has had many starring roles.
Amy has a lot of experience performing. She sang with the Australian Youth Choir, an international touring choir, at many different venues. She toured in both the USA and the UK. She sang at Carnegie Hall, Disneyland, Independence Hall, at the David Cup and many other places and events. She has trained with some of the best. She studied singer under Margi Di Ferranti and Pat Wilson. She also was trained in acting by Adrian Barnes at the Springboards Performing Arts School. Amy took classes at Darlo Drama and Acting World before attending the Stella Adler Studio of Acting Conservatory Program in 2014. Her training has really paid off, as she has had many starring roles.
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| Australian actress Amy Field, on right, pictured here with singer Pink |
Amy has played the lead
character of Evelyn in Independence,
which has been her favorite role so far.
She also starred in Anastasia, Six
Degrees of Separation, Anything Goes,
and Return to the Forbidden Planet. These are but a few of the amazing things Amy
has done. Her next big project is the
SWAG Theatre Company, an Australian theatre company that she has started. They will be performing the play A Single Act on October 8-11 at the Tank
in New York City. Amy produced and plays
the lead role in A Single Act. The play is about domestic abuse, and Amy
hopes that through this play she will be able to help spread awareness about
this horrible issue and support the cause.
Amy is an inspiring actress and singer, and she will continue to do
great things as she continues working hard in the industry.
