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Burns, Steven Canals, Matt Carlson, Liz Craft, Sarah Fain, Tom Fontana, Gary Glasberg, Gary David Goldberg, Deborah Goodwin, Marc Guggenheim, Hart Hanson, Chris Harris, felicia henderson, Winnie Holzman, David Hudgins, Jason Katims, Jay Kogen, Bill Lawrence, Ali LeRoi, Melanie Marnich, Justin Noble, Nancy Pimental, Rashad Raisani, Robin Schiff, David Shore, Patrick Sean Smith, Robin Swicord, Pam Veasey, Ligiah Villalobos, Ben Watkins, and David Zuckerman.Ĭonversation & Workshops Series: The Humanitas staff and the New Voices Advisor invite fellows to join a series of conversations and workshops focused on the most pressing issues facing emerging television and screenwriters. Former mentors include: Alan Ball, Jenny Bicks, Janine Sherman Barrois, Scott Z. Written notes are provided over a series of meetings. Mentorship: Fellows are paired with award-winning showrunners for one-on-one mentorship focused on their project. Holtham ( Supergirl, Jessica Jones), Jeanine Daniels ( Snowfall), Rashaad Ernesto Greene ( The Chi, Searching for Alaska), Carlito Rodriguez ( Empire), Emily Silver ( Finding Carter), Martin Zimmerman ( Ozark), Obiageli Odimegwu ( All American), Eric Anthony Glover ( Tom Swift), and Eugene Ramos ( The Dragon Prince).Ĭick here to view the New Voices Fellowship Talent Guide, which offers individual bios, resumes, and project information on the 2022 fellows. Since 2010, 63 fellows have completed the New Voices program, with many becoming showrunners, producers, directors, and staff writers.įormer New Voices fellows include Will Pascoe ( Absentia), J.

Fellows are paired with a mentor, invited to the September 2023 Humanitas Prizes event, and receive a trophy and $7,500 stipend.

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With that in mind, through mentorship, workshops, conversations on professional development, and networking opportunities, New Voices equips writers with the tools needed to advance their careers. Humanitas also recognizes the importance of mentorship and the changing nature of apprenticeship in Hollywood, and how advancement in the film and television industries involves social access and community building. These are stories and people who, for varying reasons, may go overlooked by the traditional marketplace.

The program identifies and empowers five writers each year who are currently working on a 30- or 60-minute pilot or feature film screenplay. The New Voices Fellowship is an approximately six-month mentorship program for emerging television and screenwriters who are exploring the human condition in a nuanced, meaningful way.

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