USC School of Cinema - Television
850 West 34th Street GT132
Los Angeles, CA, CA 90089-2211
Web: www.cosbyprogram.com/
Email: cosbyprogram@gmail.com
Contact: Doreene Hamilton, Executive Director
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Notification: December 30, 2012
This program meets two evenings a week for 15-weeks beginning February. It is designed to assist writers in completing a television or feature script, while giving them the opportunity to examine African-American history, culture and iconography. Participation is free to those selected.
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Starting its seventh year, THE GUY A. HANKS & MARVIN MILLER SCREENWRITING PROGRAM, established by Drs. Bill and Camille Cosby at the USC School of Cinema-Television, will begin accepting applications August 15th-October 15, 2004.
This 15 week program meets twice a week, beginning February 2005. It is designed to assist screenwriters complete a television or feature script, while examining the African-American perspective in their storytelling. Participation is free to those selected.
The selection committee looks for original, compelling stories that reflect the vision of the writer. We are particularly interested in African-American writers; however this is not a requirement for acceptance to the program.
Applications can be obtained at our Web-Site http://www.cosbyprogram.com Applications can also be obtained by sending a SASE envelope to Guy Hanks & Marvin Miller Screenwriting Program, USC School of Cinema-Television, Room GT132, University Park, Los Angeles, CA 90089-2211.
An interview with screenwriter Shequeta Smith regarding the Cosby Writing Competition.
