How To Write A Film Review With Siobhan Synnot, Sunday 11 October, 2015 The Glad Foundation
How To Write A Film Review With Siobhan Synnot
Sunday, October 11, 2015
2:00pm – 3:00pm
The Glad Foundation
Opinionated? Eloquent? Neither? If your views on anything you watch can’t be suppressed come along to this special workshop hosted by film, arts & currents affairs journalist Siobhan Synnot. Find out how to what goes into one hundred words of vitriol or reverence and maybe even have a go yourself!
Siobhan Synnot is an award-winning film writer and broadcaster, contributing arts and topical interviews, features and profiles, plus film reviews for TV, radio, print and online. Outlets include BBC, ITV, BAFTA, Scotsman publications, Daily Record, Sunday Times, Daily Mail, Herald, Best, Woman, Sunday Mail, Herlad Sun & The Lady.
(No experience necessary, suitable for all)
This is a FREE event. All FREE screenings/events are not ticketed but first come, first served so entry cannot be guaranteed if venues are full up, get there early to guarantee entry!
3 Abbot Street, Glasgow G41 3XE
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