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Greetings, from Shawna Benson

Hi Again!

It was a great pleasure meeting you…wherever it was that we met.  Either way, it was so nice to meet you, we should probably meet again, or at least keep in touch!  Here’s where you can find me on social media:

I don’t know about you, but I have a hard time remembering everyone I meet and what we discussed, especially if it was at one of those large networking type events where you collect about fifty business cards to take home and can’t remember anyone.  It happens.  Let me provide some possible clues:

  • Writing for television, film and multi-platform (web) – I am a writer who has co-written and sold a multi-platform series with Bernie Su.  I have also written scripts with my sister, Julie Benson and I have written, directed and produced a webseries pilot called #Follow. My IMDB Page.  You can see my work here:  Watch #Follow
  • I am currently employed as Ashley E. Miller’s assistant ( IMDB for him) so perhaps we met in relation to him.
  • I’ve maintained a screenwriting blog, Shouting Into the Wind since 2004.
  • I like all manner of tea and am a budding oenophile.  Did we discuss beverages?
  • I just really liked the cut of your jib.  Hey, it’s a compliment!

Maybe you still don’t remember.  It’s okay, I won’t hate you.  Maybe I’ll remember YOU, though!  Leave a comment below and I’ll see if I can help us remember why you are here.  Even if we can’t, it’ll be like we are meeting again for the first time!

 

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This post was written by Shawna on July 13, 2008

1 Comment so far

  1. Monica Solon September 27, 2011 12:58 pm

    Dear Shawna

    The biggest and most exciting gathering of screenwriters, film makers, producers, directors and actors in Europe is about to begin. The 2nd London Screenwriters’ Festival (http://www.londonscreenwritersfestival.com) kicks off on October 28th for a three day festival like no other. We would be grateful if you could spread the news amongst your readers.

    Top speakers include consultant Christopher Vogler (Hero’s Journey), writer Linda Aronson ( 21st Century Screenplay), scriptwriter Ashley Pharaoh (‘Life On Mars’, ‘Ashes To Ashes’) , producer Duncan Kenworthy (‘Four Weddings..’, ‘Love Actually’), script editor Kate Leys (‘The Full Monty’, ‘Trainspotting’ and ‘Four Weddings and a Funeral’), ITV commissioner Elaine Bedell (X-Factor), film editor Eddie Hamilton (‘Kick Ass’, ‘X-Men: First Class’), BBC Writersroom Paul Ashton, BAFTA-nominated scriptwriter Tim Clague, BBC commissioner Ben Stephenson and many more, including one big name – a surprise that will only be announced in October!

    Top 10 reasons to attend The London Screenwriters Festival 2011

    Over 100 speakers – Top screenwriters, producers, executives and educators share their passion and insight.
    Nearly 100 events – World class screenwriting workshops, seminars and panels.
    Networking – Delegates will meet over 400 professional writers and network with producers and agents at the festival’s social events.
    Speed Pitching – Delegates can get their project in front of producers and agents in the Speed Pitching sessions.
    Script Chat – Face time with speakers in post-session round table script chats.
    Never miss a session – Most sessions will be filmed, so participants can watch them after the festival.
    Online network – The online network will allow participants to connect with other delegates.
    It’s what we love – Three days immersed in the thing we all love: screenwriting.
    Feedback – Read what both the festival’s delegates AND speakers said about last years’ festival.
    iPhone App – The festival will have an iPhone / Smartphone app so delegates can keep up to date on added sessions, speakers and other delegates.

    Get £30 off the ticket price by using the code MONICASOLON.

    Best wishes,

    Monica Solon
    Screenwriter

    London Screenwriters’ Festival 2011 (http://www.londonscreenwritersfestival.com)
    Palavras no Papel blog (Words on Paper blog) (http://palavrasnopapel.wordpress.com)
    Literary agent Julian Friedmann’s blog (Blake Friedmann Film, Television and Literary Agency) (http://julianfriedmann.squarespace.com)

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