Wednesday 21 June, 6:30pm
Professional Development & Writers' Night School
Writers’ Night School: Writing TV
Exceptional TV is greater than the sum of its parts—it’s a medium that coalesces all artforms, but the quality of writing is the glue that determines whether the show will stick or shatter. Allow writer, comedian, thought leader, disabled ingenue and sometimes blonde Alastair Baldwin, to break down what it means to create meaningful, unforgettable Television.
Accessibility
Wheelchair, Service Animal, Quiet Room (Reception/Level 3 Library), Hearing Loop, Accessible toilets
The Wheeler Centre
Workshop Space Level 4, 176 Lt Lonsdale Street, Melbourne, 3000, VIC
Featuring...
Alistair Baldwin
Alistair Baldwin is a writer and comedian based in Naarm / Melbourne.
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