‘Gray’s Anatomy’ Author Groups With ‘Bayaan’ Helmer for Indian Workshop

Movie Bazaar, the movie marketplace that runs along the Global Movie Pageant of India (IFFI), Goa, is partnering with Movie Unbiased‘s World Media Makers program to release a tv writing workshop led by means of “Gray’s Anatomy” and “Military Better halves” writer-producer Marlana Hope and Indian filmmaker Bikas Mishra, director of upcoming function “Bayaan.”

The four-day Episodic Storytelling Workshop will happen on the Marriott Goa from Nov. 19-22, that specialize in creating content material for global audiences. This system will demystify the writing procedure from conceptualization to pitching, whilst offering individuals with sensible gear for creating subject matter and figuring out the global tv panorama.

World Media Makers operates as a cultural alternate program sponsored by means of the U.S. Division of State’s Bureau of Instructional and Cultural Affairs, that specialize in mid-career writers, administrators and manufacturers in movie and tv. This system is carried out by means of Movie Unbiased, the group at the back of the Spirit Awards. Mishra is a World Media Makers Fellow.

“Movie Bazaar serves as a the most important platform for filmmakers to glue, collaborate, and exhibit their paintings,” mentioned Prithul Kumar, MD, Nationwide Movie Construction Company of India. “We’re excited to spouse with Movie Unbiased to carry this distinctive workshop to our individuals, serving to them reinforce their talents and enlarge their networks.”

Maria Raquel Bozzi, Senior Director of Schooling and Global Systems at Movie Unbiased, mentioned: “We’re commemorated to collaborate with Movie Bazaar, the preeminent platform for South Asian ability, bringing in combination our American Mentor with gifted filmmakers to discover and additional increase their tales within the workshop. We will’t wait to look what comes out of this revel in.”

Movie Bazaar, which makes a speciality of South Asian-themed initiatives, runs Nov. 20-24. IFFI unspools Nov. 20-28.