What is screenwriting? Writing Pictures and Creative Relationships

While scripts undoubtedly are the core of film and TV making, the role of screenwriters evolves from project to project, depending on the writer-director-producer relationship. With the rise of series various forms of co-writing have emerged, influencing the writer’s vision and position.

In his lecture Tony Grisoni (UK), the award winning screenwriter who has worked with directors including Michael Winterbottom (IN THIS WORLD), Terry Gilliam (FEAR AND LOATHING IN LAS VEGAS, THE MAN WHO KILLED DON QUIXOTE) and Paolo Sorrentino (THE YOUNG POPE) and is now Head of SeriesLab-Talents at TorinoFilmLab, will reflect on what co-writing is and how it takes place.

Perceiving film and TV making as a social act Tony Grisoni will debunk the idea of the 'auteur's singular vision' and look into the complex working relationships influencing the final story.

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