Join NYWIFT on Friday, February 24th at 6:30pm ET for a workshop on “HOW TO BECOME A SCRIPT SUPERVISOR & GET FILM & TV JOB REFERRALS”.
This 90-minute virtual presentation and Q&A with Script Supervisor CEO Jennifer Carriere will walk through the fundamentals of being a Script Supervisor and participants will get to break down a short script together.
Date: Friday, February 24, 2023
Time: 6:30pm ET
Cost: Free to attend, exclusively for NYWIFT members.
Not a member yet? Email membership@nywift.org and mention this workshop to join by Friday and attend this event!
Speaker
I’m Jennifer Carriere and in the last 15 years I have script supervised literally hundreds of episodes of network television and dozens of films. I created, out of sheer necessity, the most efficient, fail-proof script supervising system possible. This enabled me to work far more shows per year than is standard (or even conceivable). Being an outstanding script supervisor led me directly to becoming a high-volume tv associate producer. Now I apply the same efficiency and focus to educating about the powerful, misunderstood role of the script supervisor, and training and mentoring future script supervisors straight into their own impactful film careers, in record time.
My mission is to educate about this powerful, creative, lucrative, often-overlooked filmmaking role. Even with NO PRIOR FILM SET EXPERIENCE, from their first day in the job, the Script Supervisor works in lockstep with directors, screenwriters, producers and actors all day on set, while supervising continuity across an entire cast and crew. I aim to show EVERY WOULD-BE FILMMAKER that they can begin their impactful, creative, high-paying film career without waiting.
This program will take place virtually as a webinar via Zoom. Please register in advance, and all registrants will receive a link to attend the webinar the day of the event.
We encourage you to download Zoom in advance.
Free for members.
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NYWIFT programs, screenings and events are supported, in part, by grants from New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council, and New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Kathy Hochul and the New York State Legislature.
