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(April 30) Storytelling Master Class with Alexander Dinelaris
The Writers Guild of America, East
Invites you to attend
STORYTELLING MASTER CLASS WITH ALEXANDER DINELARIS
RSVP REQUIRED (Writers Guild Members Only)
Monday, April 30, 6-8pm
The New School University Center
63 Fifth Avenue, Room UL105
Learn about the craft of storytelling from screenwriter and playwright Alexander Dinelaris, an Academy Award and Golden Globe winner for the screenplay of BIRDMAN (OR THE UNEXPECTED VIRTUE OF IGNORANCE). Alex will share glimpses of his own process, war stories, strategies and sources of inspiration.
Most recently, Alex adapted the novel ENTERING HADES into a feature film with Michael Fassbender. Alex is currently adapting his play, STILL LIFE into a feature film, which he will direct this fall. His film, THE YEAR OF THE MONARCHS is in development with Mandalay Entertainment. Alexander is the book writer of THE BODY GUARD MUSICAL and of Gloria and Emilio Estefan’s Broadway musical ON YOUR FEET! Other recent work includes his plays: RED DOG HOWLS (New York Theater Workshop); STILL LIFE (Manhattan Class Company); THE CHAOES THEORIES (Shotgun Theater); and IN THIS, OUR TIME (59e59). Mr. Dinelaris is a proud member of the Writer’s Guild and the Dramatists Guild.
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RSVP Cancellation Policy
Three-Strike Rule
We understand that unplanned issues can come up and you may need to cancel your attendance at a screening or event. If that happens, you must provide at least five (5) hours advance notice to allow the accommodation of other members on the waiting list. Cancellations must be made by email; phone cancellations will not be accepted.
After missing three screenings or events without sending a cancellation notice to events@wgaeast.org within the defined window, you will be notified that you have been placed on a three-month hiatus from attending WGAE screenings.
Please note that is your responsibility to track your reservations and strikes. You will only be notified upon your third and final strike that you have been placed on hiatus.
Our priority is ensuring that our programming is robustly attended and accessible to all members. We hope this policy will enable us to better serve the needs of all members.