Arts at Work Script to Screen: Tigers in Hollywood

Take a deep dive into the ins and outs of Hollywood careers, featuring Princeton alumni working in entertainment. Panel discussions, info-sessions and interactive workshops will offer participants an in-depth look at various aspects of the entertainment industry, as well as advice on starting out in Hollywood.
This day-long event features a scriptwriting workshop, assistants panel, performance workshop and an inside look at the business of Hollywood.
Presented by Center for Career Development, Lewis Center for the Arts, and Princeton in Hollywood
https://careerdevelopment.princeton.edu/events/script-screen-tigers-hollywood-wintersession#:-:text=script%20to%20screen

Sessions include:
Performers workshop
Assistants panel
Script writing workshop
Business of Hollywood info session

Session leaders:
Tessa Albertson '20, Actor
Rachel Alter '14, TV writer (Outer Banks, The Society, Loki)
Brian Boone '12, Motion picture talent agent, Creative Artists Agency (CAA)
Zennen Clifton '09, Creative executive, Apple TV+
James Shin '05, President of Film & TV, Hybe America

Meet the Facilitator:
Your career development begins long before your first job or internship. The Center for Career Development helps undergraduate and graduate students explore and prepare for careers that resonate with their skills, strengths, interests and values. The Center for Career Development supports students with interests in all areas — from creative careers to education, technology, nonprofit, business, engineering and more — and provides guidance and assistance throughout the exploration, applications, interviews and decision-making. careerdevelopment.princeton.edu | The Lewis Center for the Arts is the academic unit encompassing Princeton University’s programs in Creative Writing, Dance, Music Theater, Theater, Visual Arts, and the Princeton Atelier. Established in 2007 and named in honor of its lead patron, Peter B. Lewis ’55, the Lewis Center marked a new era at Princeton with the arts fully recognized as an essential part of the University experience. Lewis Center students, whether pursuing a certificate in one of its programs, or experiencing the arts for first time, come from every concentration the University offers. More info at arts.princeton.edu. | Princeton in Hollywood (PIH) is a PCSC committee that explores issues of interest and concern in the entertainment industry, fosters the continued growth of Princeton alumni in entertainment, and supports and/or organizes interesting programs and exciting events promoting dialogue, networking and collaboration among Princeton and other Ivy League alumni working in the entertainment industry. princetonsocal.org/pih/

What to Expect:
Intensive workshop

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