Presenter:
J.C. Geiger

Date:
Monday, January 22, 2018

Time:
03:00 PM - 05:00 PM

Location:
Hult Center Studio
One Eugene Center
Eugene, OR

Description:

From the attention-grabbing hook to the thrilling conclusion, all stories have a structure – as does each project, organization, funding appeal and grant proposal. In this interactive workshop, participants will borrow from the time-tested crafts of playwriting, filmmaking, and fiction to infuse their funding appeals with the themes, details, and emotion necessary to make their project leap out of the slush pile.

About J.C. Geiger
J.C. Geiger has eaten the beating heart of a snake, been deported from a full-moon party, and spent a short time locked in a Bolivian prison. He also writes fiction. In his career as a grant writer, J.C. Geiger helped secure millions in public and private funding for Oregon arts and education programs. As a former Program Officer for Oregon Community Foundation, he may well have reviewed millions of proposals. He now writes fiction full-time. His debut novel, WILDMAN, earned the Kirkus Star and was selected by Amazon editors as a 2017 Best Book of the Year. jcgeiger.com

This workshop is part of the Winter & Spring 2018 Workshop Series for Artists & Arts Organizations.
Presented in partnership with the City of Eugene Cultural Services Division, and sponsored by UO School of Music and Dance, and RAIN Eugene.

REGISTER FOR ALL WORKSHOPS HERE

Cost:
This workshop fee is $20.

Contact Stacey Ray at stacey@lanearts.org or 541-485-2278 with questions.