M.F.A. in T.V. and Screenwriting
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Published:MFA Alum writes segment of Sesame Street
MFA alumnae Amy Banks wrote the “Word of the Day” segment of Sesame Street.
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MFA in TV + Screenwriting Program Executive Director Dr. Rosanne Welch recently moderated a panel with the WG Foundation of female television writers discussing developing film and TV characters over the age of 50 - MORE THAN THE NEW 30: WRITING FEMALE…
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Stephens College TV + Screenwriting MFA alum Marco Antonio Rodriguez has been chosen as one of only 10 up-and-coming scriptwriters to participate in The National Hispanic Media Coalition's 2022 Series Scriptwriters Program. Ten Latinx writers nationwide…
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The Women in Film DC podcast invited Dr. Rosanne Welch, Executive Director of the Stephens College MFA in TV and Screenwriting, to a panel discussion about the women who have won Oscars from the beginning of the famed award ceremony.
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The Stephens College MFA in TV and Screenwriting hosted its 5th successful TV Writers Lab in conjunction with the Athena Film Festival. The TV Writers Lab is a creative development workshop for emerging women and non-binary writers held in partnership with the Stephens College MFA in TV and Screenwriting. Applicants submit a project that includes a woman or women characters in a leadership role or position at the center of the story. During the lab, writers meet with mentors from the Stephens MFA for one-on-one consultations over their scripts. Then the group spends an afternoon in a mock writers room with Dr. Rosanne Welch, Executive Director of the Stephens College MFA with credits in writers rooms for Beverly Hills, 90210, Picket Fences and Touched by an Angel.
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The Lab is a creative development workshop for emerging women and non-binary writers held in partnership with the Stephens College MFA in TV and Screenwriting. Applicants must submit a project that includes a woman or women characters in a leadership role or position at the center of the story.
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The 2007 Academy Awards’ futuristic stage was adorned with three large pillars—some 25 feet in diameter—superficially holding up the Dolby Theatre.
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The Stephens College MFA in TV and Screenwriting is pleased to congratulate Sarah Phillips Batchelder ’17 M.F.A.