Watch Justin Tuck of the New York Giants talk about the process of writing his children's book "Home Field Advantage" as well as giving tips to those entering to win the Lights Camera Read short story or poem Platinum Pias Award.
Click to enter your story here now >>
The program is open to those with varying ability because the lessons are customized to the aptitude of the individual student. The approach is that of teaching interpretive reading, writing and campaigning skills through ongoing digital communiation arts contests and workshops with a curriculum of
(1) Lights
(2) Camera
(3) Read.
www.nypl.org/locations/grand-central
www.nypl.org/blog/author/rodger-taylor
www.videofilmweb.com/yiannistamas
'Write a one-page story that starts with the line:
"You can't borrow honey from a zombie because..."
if you like, you can end your story with the line "And that's why you can't borrow honey from a zombie." Or if you prefer, enter a poem or short story you have already written. Get writing for your chance to win a Platinum Pia Award and have your work performed by the Magic Neighbors Theater Troupe.
LCR TC Brief Overview
ENTER YOUR STORY AT REVIEW ME NYC >>
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Grand Central Library
135 East 46th Street
New York, NY 10017
212-621-0670
www.nypl.org
Fully Wheel Chair Accessible
Workshops available to help you with the creative process:
A. Write and submit your Lights Camera Read Teen Central story (inspired by a book) that answers the question "You Can't Borrow Honey from a Zombie because...?
B. Campaign to win by getting positive reviews of your story on Review Me NYC.
C. Maybe you'll win the Platinum Pias Award and have your story performed by the prestigious Magic Neighbors troupe at the Pias during Summer Reading NYC (more details below.
