Workshops: 1. Inside the TV Writers’ Room. 2. Turning your Memoir Into a One-Act or a One-Person Play.
Playwright, TV writer, producer, and author, Frank South first gained notice when Robert Altman directed the Los Angeles and Off-Broadway productions of 2 by South and later filmed both plays for ABC Arts.
Frank’s TV writing credits include Fame, Cagney & Lacey, as well as Melrose Place, where he served as showrunner and directed several episodes. Drawing on articles he wrote for ADDitude magazine, he published the award-winning “A Chicken in the Wind” and “How He Grew – Stories from an ADHD Dad.”
He wrote and performed his acclaimed one-man show, Pay Attention – ADHD in Hollywood on the Rocks with a Twist, for runs in Honolulu and Los Angeles.
Currently, Frank is an editor at his wife Margaret South’s company, All Girl Publishing. He and Margaret — a former film producer and longtime writing coach — are finishing their joint memoir, Let’s Pretend We’re Normal.
“Inside the TV Writers’ Room.” Learn how television series are structured and written cooperatively, plus building the creative glue needed to build a successful season of episodes.
“Turning your Memoir Into a One-Act or a One-Person Play.” Learn to identify the vital center of your story and how do you dramatize it for the stage.