This month, we’ll be teaching studio participants the components of a compelling newspaper or magazine-style profile of a person, and then they’ll have the chance to start crafting a profile of someone in their life or a fellow studio participant.
This Chat will explore the essential attributes and pathways to positions within the film industry. Here is your chance to ask all of your burning questions with a panel that covers everything from film criticism to screenwriting to funding! Come and chat with Stephanie Zacharek, a film critic at TIME Magazine; Terry Lawler, the former ED of NYWIFT; Priscila Garcia-Jacquier, screenwriter; and more!
We’re excited to invite the Girls Write Now community and the public to our final College Chat of the spring season, where we’ll explore how to make the most of the community college experience!
In this Friday Night Salon, we’ll join author Kristopher Jansma with a look at Shirley Jackson’s methods of using both her obsessions and her hatreds as inspiration for her work, and explore how we can use the same to get our own passions (positive and negative) onto the page. Join us for an inspiring session of camaraderie and creativity as we write together and embrace the process of revision.
Required for Love Well participants. Maya Feller, MS, RD, CDN presents an interactive workshop, Nourishing Yourself with Grace: Embracing Your
Join us for an exciting workshop exploring the Op-Ed. Learn how to hone your perspective, perfect your pitch and practice putting together all the pieces of a strong argument on an issue you care about.
Apply now for a chance to join the Next Level Summit: Gamechangers – Reimagining Sports Media presented by NBCU Academy & Project Up. You’ll be part of a live studio audience at CNBC Global Headquarters with 75 other early career-professionals as we broadcast the event. The event also includes networking opportunities, free food, music, on-site résumé reviews, and more.
Join Girls Write Now and Reel Works for an in-person workshop that bridges written and visual storytelling through mobile filmmaking. Participants will reflect on a personal experience, script a short scene, and then bring it to life using their phones, gaining hands-on experience in both writing and directing. By the end, each participant will walk away with a self-produced short film scene rooted in their own story.
High-functioning anxiety often hides in plain sight—masked by achievement, productivity, and perfectionism. In this workshop, participants will explore how to translate their inner experiences into compelling narratives, whether through fiction, personal essays, or reflective journaling
This month’s session will be an open forum to discuss, ask, share and express all thoughts about mentoring, having a mentee, writing, dealing, etc.
