SCARY GOOD: The Business of Horror Zoominar Sat. Oct 29th
Join us for a Halloween horror extravaganza! Jim Cirile, Tanya Klein and our team of CI horror experts will take you on a fast-paced, no-BS exploration of horror screenwriting for 2022 and beyond.
Featuring special guests including working screenwriters and top-tier horror reps!
We’ll be covering a lot in two hours, so hold on tight.
- Writing effective horror scripts for today’s market
- How to get horror scripts set up
- The latest trends – as well as what no one wants
- Indie vs studio
- Contests – who’s worth it?
- The importance of industry lists
- War stories, sales, near misses and epic flame-outs
- And MUCH MORE.
All you need is Zoom to participate. We will send registered participants the link the day before the event.
Register before October 22nd for the special rate of $15.95 ($19.95 after.)
Note: you must have a Google account to register online.
There will be a half-hour Q&A at the end.
FAQs
1. What is The Business of Horror Zoominar about?
This two-hour workshop covers horror screenwriting techniques, current market trends, getting scripts set up, indie versus studio paths, and contest selection. Currently working screenwriters and horror representatives share practical industry insights and strategies.
2. Who should attend this horror screenwriting Zoominar?
Horror screenwriters at all levels seeking marketplace knowledge, industry connections, current trends, and submission strategies can benefit from this event. Writers wanting practical guidance from working professionals will gain valuable, actionable insights throughout.
3. Is the Zoominar suitable for beginners in horror writing?
The workshop welcomes all experience levels, including beginners. Content co
4. Will there be a Q&A session during the event?
vers fundamental horror principles alongside advanced marketplace strategies, making it accessible to newcomers while providing actionable insights that experienced writers can apply immediately.
The Zoominar concludes with a thirty-minute question-and-answer session. Participants can ask specific questions about horror screenwriting craft, industry navigation, marketplace trends, and career strategies directly to experienced professionals.