Description
Finding your voice means more than choosing the best phrasing. It’s about getting to the core of what matters.
This class is intended for editors who would like to “unlock” writers who may be stuck in their writing process. It’s also for writers who want to get in touch with deeper emotional patterns, so that they can discover their own unique and authentic voice.
Attendees will have to stand up, walk away from their headphones and move through the space, finding greater freedom and more truthful impulse patterns. Then, they’ll go back to the desk to utilize their newfound range and depth. By the end of the class, attendees will develop physical options for defeating writer’s block, with new tools to find greater originality in dialogue and create more profound characters.
The webinar is free to all EFA members but attendance at the live session is limited to the first 225 registrants. All members will be able to download the recorded version of the webinar for free a few days after it airs.
Marcina Zaccaria has worked at EdLab at Columbia University, editing articles for Teacher’s College Record and the New Learning Times. She has written and edited profiles for Howl Round, based at Emerson College, and has held temporary positions at Conde Nast and Rodale Publishing. As a Dramatist, Marcina Zaccaria has written monologues and the plays, Village, My Home, and All About Image/ We Are The Elite. She has covered theatrical productions for The Brooklyn Rail. She is the Theatre and Opera Editor at The Theatre Times. She received her undergraduate degree from Tisch School of the Arts, and has an MFA from Columbia University.
