The Art of Directing: Creating Your Own Path with Adjani Salmon
The Old Royal Naval College and the University of Greenwich invite you to The Art of Directing: Creating Your Own Path with Adjani Salmon:
Join us for an exclusive evening with writer-director Adjani Salmon, whose breakthrough TV series, Dreaming Whilst Black, garnered a slew of critical acclaim including a BAFTA & RTS Award and an International Emmy Nomination.
Exploring the fine balance between creative craft and non-traditional pathways, this exclusive masterclass focuses on Adjani’s journey towards creating his breakthrough TV Series with the BBC – and how you can create your own path to success.
Hosted by The Old Royal Naval College in partnership with the University of Greenwich, the masterclass will take place in the stunning surroundings of the Chapel of St Peter and St Paul, which has featured in many blockbuster hits including Bridgerton and Four Weddings and a Funeral.
The talk will start at 7pm, with all ticketholders having exclusive access to the Painted Hall from 6pm-7pm.
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The Old Royal Naval College and the University of Greenwich invite you to The Art of Directing: Creating Your Own Path with Adjani Salmon:
Join us for an exclusive evening with writer-director Adjani Salmon, whose breakthrough TV series, Dreaming Whilst Black, garnered a slew of critical acclaim including a BAFTA & RTS Award and an International Emmy Nomination.
Exploring the fine balance between creative craft and non-traditional pathways, this exclusive masterclass focuses on Adjani’s journey towards creating his breakthrough TV Series with the BBC – and how you can create your own path to success.
Hosted by The Old Royal Naval College in partnership with the University of Greenwich, the masterclass will take place in the stunning surroundings of the Chapel of St Peter and St Paul, which has featured in many blockbuster hits including Bridgerton and Four Weddings and a Funeral.
The talk will start at 7pm, with all ticketholders having exclusive access to the Painted Hall from 6pm-7pm.