Career Checklist

Individual advice and goal setting, slate creation, and how to get work as a screenwriter

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Career Checklist Session

To book your Career Checklist Session - email NZWG for an appointment with the Executive Director.

Individual advice and goal setting, slate creation, and how to get work as a screenwriter.

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Career Checklist Session

What is a Career Checklist Session?

The sessions are 1 hour in length, and are designed to help screenwriters build their professional skills to start and a maintain a career as a screenwriter in the sector. Full Members and Associate members receive two different types of sessions.

What is included in the sessions?

The sessions cover how to set career goals, creating and maintaining a slate of work and professional materials, how to approach producers and agents (when ready), and ways of earning income as a screenwriter.

In the Full Member sessions, advice on individual projects is also available.

What is the difference between a Full Member & an Associate Member session?

FULL MEMBERS receive One-On-One sessions annually. These sessions are tailored specifically to the experience and need of the individual writer. With 6 monthly check-ins available. Full members are also entitled to ongoing advice and contracting assistance.

ASSOCIATE MEMBERS receive Group sessions annually. The group sessions are a maximum of four writers who are at similar experience levels, and are tailored to suit new and emerging writers entering the profession.

How do I book a Career Checklist Session?

To book your session email NZWG for an appointment with the Executive Director.

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