On Screenwriting and Media with Dr. Rosanne Welch
Writing, Film, Television and More!
Who doesn’t love men who love their Moms – and have this extraordinary opportunity to celebrate their lives through the use of their own art – and position – in life? — Rosanne
Anderson Cooper pays tribute to his mom, Gloria Vanderbilt via CNN
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Dr. Rosanne Welch receives her award at the Cal Poly Pomona 2019 Faculty and Staff Appreciation Night during the Women Bronco’s Game in Kellog Arena.
Rosanne was nominated for the award by Rebecca Islas. player on the Women’s Broncos Basketball Team who said…
“Her great energy and always being positive coming into class in a great mood. Always so eager to teach. Pushing me out of my comfort zone.
This was the first time she taught a course like this and she did a great job at it. I liked her very much as a person. She is caring and very understanding.”
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A lovely bunch of asparagus grilling for my lunch
Lighting a candle, Basilica Sant’Ambrogio, Milano, Italy
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Standing in James Herriot’s Kitchen and looking out into the garden
James Herriot is one of my favorite writers and I love the BBC television adaptations of the stories, too.
Back in 2016 we visited his hometown of Thirsk in Yorkshire and this amazing museum.
More info on The World of James Herriot Museum
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Many thanks to Jake Flynn, Communications Director for Bob Blumenfield, for arranging the presentation of this Certificate full of beautiful hand done calligraphy. (We learned during the presentation that the city of Los Angeles has 2 full-time calligraphers on staff!)
It’s for all the work we do with the Stephens College MFA in TV and Screenwriting bringing more female voices and female-centric stories into the marketplace, which is already a pleasure. So this was truly some icing for the cake.
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In Conversation With Cari Beauchamp, author of Without Lying Down: Frances Marion and the Powerful Women of Early Hollywood
My Stephens College MFA in Screenwriting students are in town for the next 20 days and we are diving into our work.
This is a low-residency program where most of the work is done online but each cohort (1st year and 2nd year) comes to LA twice each year and meets for 10 days of intense workshops and research at the Jim Henson Studio (originally the Chaplin Studio) in the heart of Hollywood.
This week is the first workshop for our new class of 2020.
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** Many of these books may be available from your local library. Check it out!
† Available from the LA Public Library
It’s Time For History of Screenwriting 101!
My Stephens College MFA in Screenwriting students are in town for the next 20 days and we are diving into our work.
This is a low-residency program where most of the work is done online but each cohort (1st year and 2nd year) comes to LA twice each year and meets for 10 days of intense workshops and research at the Jim Henson Studio (originally the Chaplin Studio) in the heart of Hollywood.
This week is the first workshop for our new class of 2020.
Another Fun Day at the Stephens MFA In Screenwriting Program
My Stephens College MFA in Screenwriting students are in town for the next 20 days and we are diving into our work.
This is a low-residency program where most of the work is done online but each cohort (1st year and 2nd year) comes to LA twice each year and meets for 10 days of intense workshops and research at the Jim Henson Studio (originally the Chaplin Studio) in the heart of Hollywood.
This week is the first workshop for our new class of 2020.
Linda and Rosanne at Readymix Music as Lexi records her demo.
Learn more about Hollywood History with these books
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