Join us for this free, intensive workshop for media producers! How to Write a Film Treatment will help media producers craft treatments that will enhance their competitiveness for grants offered by RICH and other major media funders. The workshop is limited to 20 participants, so sign up now!

Friday, September 30 from 9:30am – 2:00pm

Rhode Island Council for the Humanities, 131 Washington Street, Suite 210, Providence 

RSVP to sue@rihumanities.org or (401) 273-2250     

Workshop presenters will provide an overview of what a film treatment is, discuss elements of compelling film treatments, review film treatments in a “mock review” session and advise attendees on their current drafts.   

The workshop leaders:

Kathryn Larsen, Program Director, Rhode Island PBS

Bonnie MacDonald, Director, Film Studies Department at Rhode Island College

Frank Muhly, filmmaker, Tango Pix and past NEH Media Review Panelist

Cherry Arnold, filmmaker, (BUDDY, The Rise and Fall of America’s Most Notorious Mayor) 

Preparatory reading materials will be distributed in advance of the workshop. Attendees are encouraged to bring laptops. This workshop is presented by Rhode Island Council for the Humanities, Rhode Island PBS, and Rhode Island College.  

For more information, contact SueEllen Kroll at: sue@rihumanities.org or (401) 273-2250