THIS CLASS IS BY INVITATION ONLY
BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND!
Are you working on a TV pilot and could use ideas and notes from a professional?
Mark Perry has been writing scripts for television for 30 years and will be offering feedback to the writers based on the pages they bring in. Writers are expected to bring in 5-10 pages per class to be read out-loud. One hour and half hour scripts welcome.
This class will also offer pitch coaching on dates TBA.
Saturdays from 10am-1pm
for six weeks
April 12th-May 17th
$350 tuition fee
Please scan the QR code to pay the tuition via Zelle
Instructor Bios
Throughout his 30 year career, Mark Perry has written and produced a wide variety of series including THE WONDER YEARS, PICKET FENCES, LAW & ORDER, PARTY OF FIVE, PASADENA, ONE TREE HILL, WHAT ABOUT BRIAN, BROTHERS AND SISTERS, GHOST WHISPERER, REVENGE, and HEARTBEAT. He was the show-runner on Mike White’s short-lived but cult-favorite PASADENA, then for the first two seasons of ONE TREE HILL, and the second season of BROTHERS & SISTERS. As a writer-producer on the first season on David E. Kelley's PICKET FENCES, Mark shared an Emmy Award for Outstanding Dramatic Series. For his "Falsies" episode of PARTY OF FIVE, Mark was nominated for a Writers Guild of America Award for Best Achievement in Dramatic Writing. For his writing and producing services on that same series,Mark shared a Golden Globe Award for Best Drama.
Che'Rae Adams is the Producing Artistic Director for the LA Writers Center and PlayPenn where she develops material with local writers. She has been a Development Executive for Playhouse Pictures Studios, Co-Artistic Director of the Road Theatre Company, and Managing Producer for the LA Women’s Theatre Festival. She has worked in development for Showtime Entertainment, Melba/Jake Productions and Alliance/Atlantis Film and Television. Che'Rae has taught workshops at various institutions around the country such as The Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University, Catholic University, Miami Dade University, California State University, Fullerton, UCLA Extension, Drexel University, Hussian College and Azusa Pacific University.