Adapting Your Own Work Into TV/Film Scripts

Discover how to maximise your IP and adapt your work for the screen.

If you've written a book, a short story, a comic or a poem, then you have created your own intellectual property (IP). The world of film and TV thrives on existing IP (preferably published/in the public domain), so your work is already far more attractive to the filmmaking industry as opposed to trying to get an original screenplay funded and produced. In this session, experienced writer/directors Tim Clague & Danny Stack will give you an insider take on what it means to adapt and develop your own work - everything from the creative steps of adaptation, and the practical industry challenges that you will likely face

Note on access to the Palace Court Theatre

The palace Court Theatre is currently pending a full restoration. Therefore, accessibility is still limited for some customers pending further alterations to the building. There are three steps at the entrance so electric / mobility scooters can not enter. If you would like to book a wheelchair user into an event at the Palace Court Theatre, please call the Pavilion Dance box office on 01202 203630.