Biggest Problems in Contemporary Scripts. Masterclass by Gualberto Ferrari

1 hr. 30 min. | N/A

Biggest Problems in Contemporary Scripts. Masterclass by Gualberto Ferrari

November 11, Saturday, 10.00-11.30, event in English, Hilton Garden Inn (Gediminas av. 44B, Vilnius)

From Taiwan to Israel, France and South America: Gualberto Ferrari has been working across the continents to help storytellers make their scripts the best versions that can be. What are the common screenwriting mistakes to avoid? What are 2023 screenwriting trends globally and locally? Struggling with your script or script idea? Learn from the master who has worked with scripts all day, every day for 30 years. Followed by an extensive Q&A session to help you understand developing characters and constructing a story to be unique, yet universal.

Gualberto Ferrari, screenwriter, script consultant and documentary film director. Co-wrote scripts for feature-length documentaries and docudramas for BBC TV, directed films for "Paris Premiere", wrote and co-directed "Dechiffrage", a series of feature documentaries for ARTE and "Les Films d'ici" (France). Has been working as a mentor and script adviser for "Equinoxe" and "Produire en Sud" (France), "Buenos Aires Talents" (Argentina) programs, previously - in "Sources 2", , SPCINE, "Berlinale Talents Script Station" script programs. Films consulted by Gualberto had been programmed in Cannes, San Sebastian, New York, Karlovy Vary and other international film festivals.

Goda Januskeviciute, moderator. Head of Communications Program at the Lithuanian Journalism Centre, Head of Communications at "Scanorama". 

Event in English

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In partnership with MEDIA Office at Creative Europe Desk (Lithuania)

The event is followed by script development sessions for selected participants (submissions currently closed).

Participants

Gualberto Ferrari

Gualberto Ferrari

Screenwriter, film director and script consultant, internationally working for more than thirty years. In the 1980s and 90s, he co-wrote numerous feature film screenplays, including “Tango mío” (1986), “Hotel du paradis” (1986), “Diario para un cuento” (“Diary for a Tale”, 1998), directed by Jana Bokova. “Diario para un cuento”, a free adaptation of a short story by Julio Cortázar, was awarded by Best Adapted Screenplay at “Condor de Plata”.
Goda Januškevičiūtė

Goda Januškevičiūtė

Head of Communications at European Film Forum “Scanorama”. Head of Communications Program at The Lithuanian Journalism Centre.