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A FISTFUL OF SCRIPTS – interview with Sean McIntyre

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by GREG KING

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Wise Words Media and Callumny Films are bringing back A Fistful Of Scripts for 2018. This is one of Australia’s most innovative script development incubators, where a script is read aloud by a team of actors, and then the audience is invited to give their feedback. A Fistful Of Scripts will be presenting its first ever full length feature film script with the buddy movie A Way To Live, which has been written by Melbourne screenwriter Peter Levy. The reading will take place at ACMI on January 11 2018 from 3pm. Tickets are available now. Greg spoke to Sean McIntyre, the creator of A Fistful Of Scripts, to find out more.

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