The December 5 panel about TV Drama Writing at the Santa Fe Film Festival had a nearly full house at the Jean Cocteau Cinema. Great stories shared about how our panelists got into the business of writing for dramatic television; great insights into why television has truly become the dominant storytelling medium of our time; and interesting walkthroughs of the development process for both limited event series and weekly episodic series.
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Moderating TV Drama Writing Panel Sat., Dec.5
I’ll be moderating possibly the most high-powered panel about professional screenwriting in the history of Santa Fe, and certainly at the Santa Fe Film Festival — this Saturday, December 5, from 2:30-4pm at the Jean Cocteau Cinema. (You can hear me speak about the panel on KSFR-FM‘s “Cinema Scope” broadcast this Friday, 6:30pm MST. Stream it here.)
The panel is under the banner of Black 
Shirt Reads, an organization that has undertaken a series of unproduced screenplay table readings here in Santa Fe, employing some of the City Different’s best local talent. (They undertake their latest, Enchantment, at 1pm at the Cocteau — just prior to the panel.)
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Moving Image Arts in Santa Fe – a new year
We’re back at Santa Fe University of Art and Design‘s Moving Image Arts department … Emilio Estevez and Martin Sheen coming in tonight for the screening of their new film THE WAY; a brand new event happening in a month bringing back alumni to the department to show off their work; and great new undergraduate screenwriting classes gearing up for cranking out pages and creating some exciting new projects.
Terry Borst: Screenwriter 