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A Lecture + Seminar designed for undergraduates and artists.
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Part 1 - 50 Minutes (Assembly for 50-300 participants)
Enisha Brewster shares her experience as an actor in Hollywood and how she created her own artistic lane by transforming a traumatic interpersonal relationship into the inspiration for a short film. The assembly will touch on mental health, the functions of art throughout ancient history and modern art, and activating one’s own creative engine through the 7-Step acronym I. M.A.T.T.E.R.
The assembly ends with a screening of the 10 minute short film, CLING and Q&A.
The assembly ends with a screening of the 10 minute short film, CLING and Q&A.
Part 2 - 120 Minutes (Workshop for 10-50 participants)
Participants use a scripted scene from the short film CLING to identify technical and creative elements of a scene for a screenplay. (Alternative: Participants use a scene from a play to identify the technical and creative elements.)
With guided exploration and coaching from Enisha Brewster and a participating writing professional, participants write and have the option to share their own scene for screen or stage.
With guided exploration and coaching from Enisha Brewster and a participating writing professional, participants write and have the option to share their own scene for screen or stage.