09/12/2024
Join Us for the Hack-a-thon Workshop! 📝
We are calling all writers, scriptwriters, artists, and creators from African backgrounds! Are you passionate about storytelling? Do you want to see more African narratives in Australian theatre, film, and drama? 🎭
Date: Friday, 7th of February 2025
Time: 5:30-8:30 pm
Venue: 86 Derrimut Road, Hoppers Crossing VIC 3029
What is the Hack-a-thon Workshop?
The Hack-a-thon Workshop is an innovative and collaborative event designed to bring together writers, scriptwriters, artists, and creators from African backgrounds. This workshop provides a platform for participants to develop and create scripts and creative pieces that can be transformed into short theatre shows, films, and drama series. Our focus is on telling African stories within the Australian context, showcasing the richness and diversity of African heritage and experiences.
Why Attend?
Collaborate with like-minded creatives from diverse backgrounds. Create impactful stories that highlight African heritage and experiences. Learn from experienced professionals in the arts and entertainment industry. Showcase your talent and contribute to a growing movement of African narratives in Australian media.
Who Should Attend?
- Writers and scriptwriters looking to create compelling narratives.
- Artists and illustrators wanting to bring stories to life through visuals.
- Actors and performers interested in contributing to new and diverse productions.
- Anyone passionate about storytelling and African culture.
What to Expect?
Interactive Sessions: Engage in workshops that encourage brainstorming and idea development.
Networking: Connect with other creatives and industry professionals to build a supportive community.
Hands-On Creation: Participate in activities that help transform your ideas into tangible scripts and creative pieces.
Mentorship: Receive feedback and advice from experienced mentors in theatre, film, and drama production.
Let’s come together to create and celebrate our stories!
Register now to secure your spot using the link in our bio!
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