Television & Food — a Match Made in Heaven
Three Days, Two Nights | Bowral NSW | September 28-30 2021
Everybody watches it, everybody talks about it – but what’s it like to write and make? This is for anybody passionate about television whether it be recent local drama series, Nordic noir, or current global streaming sensations. Have you ever wondered how ideas make it to screen? What it is that makes an idea television and not a novel, but then why do so many novels become television? Do you wonder what a writers’ room is? How it works? This is your chance to ask all these questions.
Join us for this inaugural and intimate experience with writer-creator Fiona Seres (currently in development at HBO working with Tony McNamara on “The Great’) and multi-award winning creator and producer Imogen Banks, who will take you through the curious, creative, frustrating and exhilarating process of television making. Darren Dale, Managing Director of Blackfella Films, will be making a special guest appearance for the sessions on Day Two.
Guillaume Brahimi, celebrated and awarded chef, will offer an exclusive cooking lesson and a curated dinner paired with premium wines.
There will also be a private sourdough bread making lesson led by Moonacres Kitchen, Robertson.
Hugh Stewart, the renowned portrait photographer will work with each guest to capture a memorable photograph.
Guests will need to provide their own transportation and accomodation.
Limited to 8 Guests.
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Collette Dinnigan and Bradley Cocks acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the land, the Gundangara people, on which they operate and pay respect to Elders past and present.
HOST
Collette Dinnigan and Bradley Cocks
SPECIAL GUEST
Fiona Seres (Tangle Strangerland, Dangerous, The Silence), Imogen Banks (Offspring, Tangle, Puberty Blues, Sisters), Darren Dale (Total Control, Redfern Now, Deep Water, First Australians), Guillaume Brahimi and Hugh Stewart
3-Day All-Inclusive Itinerary
- Tuesday, September 28
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6:00pmWelcome Drinks and Dinner
- Wednesday, September 29
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9:00amSession One: Introduction to how television is developed and made: What is television these days? What is a television idea? How is television developed? What is a writers’ room and how does it work?
12:30pmLunch
2:00pmSession Two: Writing television: The expression of ideas through character, structure, and the setting of intentions and obstacles.
4:00pmPortrait session with Hugh Stewart
7:30pmCooking Lesson and Dinner with Guillaume Brahimi
- Thursday, September 30
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8:00amBreakfast and Bread Making Private lesson at Moonacres, Robertson
11:00amSession Three: A practical story workshop will be run, based around the group’s interests and ideas.
1:30pmLunch
2:30pmSession Four: Conclusion of practical workshop with feedback and final questions answered.
4:30pmDeparture
PRICING & ENQUIRY
