Thursday, May 28, 2020 at 12 pm
The Creative Pivot: Killer Films Co-Founder Pamela Koffler in conversation with Simone Pero, Founder, For Impact Productions
RSVP to MFAManhattan@stonybrook.edu for the Zoom meeting link
When you become a part of our MFA Program in Film and Television Writing, you join
a community of world-class filmmakers: directors,
television writers, screenwriters, and producers who gather together in a cutting edge/urban
arts incubator. Led by legendary producer Christine Vachon of Killer Films and our
stellar faculty, our mission is platform agnostic. We train students in all forms
of visual storytelling.
Through small collaborative workshops designed to mimic professional writers rooms,
intensive one-on-one advisement and supporting classes with industry professionals,
Stony Brook's Television Writing curriculum will prepare you to build the professional
television writing portfolio that can launch your career in a field that is not only
in a golden age of creativity but also of opportunity.
KILLER FILMS HAS SIGNED first-look development deals with MGM to produce content for film and television across multiple genres and platforms
THIS CHANGES EVERYTHING, a documentary film executive produced by Simone Pero, was a winner at the 45th Gracie Awards, presented by the Alliance for Women in Media Foundation
CHRISTINE VACHON was interviewed by Screen Daily about the fluctuating state of indie film
JENNIE ALLEN won the award for Best Screenplay at the seventh annual FOLCS International Short Film Competition in New York
THE HOLLYWOOD REPORTER PRAISES 'SHIRLEY,' produced by Christine Vachon and based on the novel written by faculty Susan Scarf Merrell
TODD HAYNES, DIRECTOR OF KILLER FILMS' 'DARK WATERS,' is the subject of a new profile in The New Yorker
NOELLE P. WILSON AND KATE LEVITT wrote the winning scripts in the NOFO TVFest/SB Pilot Competition for best original television pilot.
STUDENT KATE LEVITT won first prize at the Nantucket Film Festival for her one-hour pilot script, Living.
