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Production Diaries

The Attendant

By Stavros Pamballis

 

The first film funded by centerframe

A winner in the making

We asked writers all over the world to send in 3-minute scripts, to compete for a £5000 budget prize to get their short-film made. The CenterFrame community voted to choose the winner - THE ATTENDANT, by Cypriot writer-director Stavros Pamballis. This diary follows the journey of making his script come to life.

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The practice of reading produced scripts is so actively encouraged and prevalent amongst screenwriters that I’m sure lots of writers enjoy doing a deep dive, ”under the hood” look at scripts as much as I do. So I always thought it would be both enjoyable and instructive to do this with others. And if book lovers can have book clubs, why can’t screenwriters have script clubs?

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