Happening this Sunday...

"Indie Film Publicity" with publicist Alexia Haidos of Double A Public
Relations & Marketing. Studio films may have tens of millions of dollars
in marketing, but how do you get publicity for your festival film or
documentary? Alexia is one of very few publicists willing to represent
smaller independent films. Alexia is a co-founder of Double A and a
co-founder of GAEA, the Greek Arts and Entertainment Association. She's
in post-production with A Taxi Odyssey, a feature-length documentary
about the taxi drivers of Athens.

Sunday, September 24, 2006, 3pm to 6pm
ACMT Paul G. Gleason Theater
6500 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood (west of Vine St.)
Parking on the street

Free to Industry with RSVP
RSVP online at www.ScreenplayLab.com now!

Actors workshop reading:

"The Corset Diaries" (The End)
by Gabrielle Pantera & Robin Rowe

In this comedy feature based on the best-selling novel by Katie
MacAlister, an American divorcee is a last-minute replacement in a
British reality TV show.

Note our new location change to ACMT...

The American Center for Music and Theater's Paul G. Gleason Theater
is a 99-seat theater at 6520 Hollywood Blvd. (west of Vine St.) in
Hollywood. We'd hoped to be at the Write Act Theatre this week, but
that theater is busy until October. Paul Gleason from ACMT came
to the rescue by making his theater open to us on short notice.
Thank you Paul!

Stacey Parks film distribution class at UCLA...

ScreenplayLab speaker Stacey Parks has an online course at UCLA
Extension based on her book "Insiders Guide to Film Distribution".
The 12-week course is from Sept 25th to Dec 11th. To register go
to www.uclaextension.com and search on "Marketing and Distributing
Independent Films: An Insiders Guide". Cost $515. 4 credits. Last
chance to register.

ACME Comedy Theatre joins ScreenplayLab...

http://www.acmecomedy.com/

ACME will begin hosting some of our events in December. ACME has
a great theater with performances every week. Offers classes in
sketch comedy, too.

ScreenplayLab at the WeHo Book Fair...

We had a great time at the booth at the West Hollywood Book Fair
yesterday. Despite the hot weather we had one of the busiest booths.
My workshop on 'Improv Screenwriting' was a full house. We had
great speakers in our booth including Stacey Parks, Dan Decker,
DMA, and Gary Shusett. We shared the booth with my new company
the Comic Strip Network, and also had comics artists Darren Jones,
Rob Troy, and Nick Reddoch-Zenjeff. When the heat seemed too much
my class was air-conditioned! Hope you didn't miss it.

Robin