Screenplay Seminar Set
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SANTA ANA — The Rancho Santiago Community College District will offer a seminar on how to write and sell screenplays on July 16.
The three-hour seminar will begin at 9 a.m. and focus on how to get the attention of readers, agents and producers as well as how to write a script people will want to buy. The cost of the seminar is $38, payable at the door, said district spokesman Dale Ruhe.
The class will be in Room R-115 of the Rancho Santiago campus, at 17th and Bristol streets. Call (714) 564-6220 for details.
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