At TSBTC we are planning that this will be a year of
​supporting; growing and helping local film makers and productions. 

​If I Were Going To Make A Movie…
An evening with local filmmakers and their films.

Three Short Films
Three Q & A’s
The chances to learn

February 24th, 2017
7:00pm
at
The DiFiore Center for the Arts
307 North Main Street
St George UT

IF I WERE GOING TO MAKE A MOVIE… at The DiFiore Center for Arts and Education

On February 24th, we plan to show three short films and have a Q and A session between the Director; writer, actors and the audience. The intention is the development of a two way exchange to stimulate ideas and begin to motivate more people to become involved in film making in every aspect.
 
We will be showing:
“Stan the Man” with Dan Fowlks
“Four Way Stop” with Jennifer Kohler
“The Wild Misadventures of Jesse James and Billy the Kid” with Shaun Labrecque, Sheldon Demke, and Adam Mast.
After the showing and discussion there will be light snacks and a chance for the film makers and the audience to get together and ferment ideas.  Of the films being shown “Stan the Man: and “Four Way Stop” are both TSBTC scriptwriting winners and went on to festival successes. Come join us and experience the talent and storytelling that come from our community. Be a part of the discussion, and learn about the process of other artists while becoming mused, yourself.  


Tickets:
Tickets will be sold at the door, and will be $3.

SCREENWRITING: A WORKSHOP:
​IT BEGINS WITH YOU

​March 24th, 2017
6:00pm to 9:00pm
at
The DiFiore Center for the Arts
307 North Main Street
St George UT

WORKSHOP DESCRIPTION:
Do you have a story that would make a great film? Do you want to know how to turn it into a screenplay? Maybe you you’ve written a screenplay before and want to make it better somehow. Perhaps you’re having a problem writing dialogue, or can’t seem to focus your ideas into visual narratives. No matter where you are in the screenwriting process, or how much experience you have, this workshop can help you. We will cover how to tell your story cinematically, writing more dynamic characters, industry-standard formatting, writing dialogue that helps connect audience and character, and so much more. Led by Jennifer Kohler, this workshop will help you tell the stories that you think are important and NEED to be told... Cinematically.  

ABOUT JENNIFER KOHLER
Graduated with a Masters of Fine Art in Screenwriting at University of Nevada Las Vegas, where she produced several screenplays, including the feature length “Stalking Ted”, about a young woman’s infatuation with and stalking of a young law student named Ted Bundy, as well as, “Five Crowns”, a multi-episode series based on the life and machinations of the Duchess of Sagan, set in Europe during the Congress of Vienna, 1814-15. Jennifer taught screenwriting courses at both UNLV and at Dixie State University, where she currently teaches in the Communication and Media Studies programs.


COST:
ADULTS (NON STUDENT):     $10
STUDENTS / SENIORS:     $7

REGISTRATION: 
Pre-Registration is STRONGLY encouraged as there will be materials and information sent to you prior to the workshop. 

You may register HERE: https://goo.gl/forms/qrlFn1qYhusFFH2G3

(or by picking up a form at the DiFiore Center and filling it out there) 

*Payment for the workshop will be due the evening of the event. 

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