Edward Pomerantz

Bits and Pieces (eBook, ePUB)

A Roaming

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

"Bits and pieces / scraps / what's left on the barber shop floor / after a haircut / before the barber sweeps up"

In this unsentimental poetic memoir, award-winning screenwriter Edward Pomerantz captures significant moments of his life exactly between "before" and "after." With the precise eye of a filmmaker, the soul of a playwright, he knows exactly how many frames to cut in order to evoke poignant images that are sharp and tender.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Ben Yehuda Press
• Seitenzahl: 48
• Erscheinungstermin: 5. Januar 2024
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781963475036
• Artikelnr.: 69846330

Autorenporträt

Edward Pomerantz is an award winning playwright, screenwriter, novelist, filmmaker, and teacher. He wrote the movie Caught, based on his novel Into It, a Sundance Centerpiece Premiere, released by Sony Pictures Classics and nominated for three Independent Spirit Awards. His plays have been staged in New York, Los Angeles, and in Greece at the Athens Fringe Festival. His novellas and short stories were published by Contact, the San Francisco Collection of New Writing, Art and Ideas, and Ms Magazine. His short films and screenplays have won awards at international film festivals in Madrid, Calcutta, Stockholm, Paris, and London. As a teacher, mentor, creative advisor, and visiting writer, he has worked with over a thousand writers on their novels, plays, and screenplays at various universities, workshops, and theatre academies in Colorado, New York, Mexico, Germany, Spain, England, Brazil, Poland, Russia, and Cuba. He has written over 30 commissioned screenplays and television scripts, and is the recipient of two Writers Guild Awards and two Fulbright Specialist Grants. On the faculty at SUNY-Purchase in the School of Film and Media Studies, he also serves as the Director of the Harlem Dramatic Writing Workshop, a free program of workshops created to find and nurture gifted storytellers in the Harlem community.