Idea Generation - Harness What Excites You & Unleash Your Voice

Have you been wanting to write, produce or create content but feel  stuck? Maybe you have struggled with flushing out an idea for your film  or centering your thoughts enough to pen them to paper. There are  infinite ways to generate ideas but no sure-fire way to generate a good  one. WOCF Member Christina Wren has taken exercises from her background  in generating original content and will lead us in an evening of  writing prompts and sharing meant to give you a glimpse into what is  swirling around in your head, decipher what interests you most, and  ultimately seed the idea for your next project. Christina is an  actor, writer and producer most known as Air Force officer, Carrie  Farris, who states the obvious in Man of Steel, claiming that Superman  is "kinda hot." She was voted one of Fandango's Top Rising Female Movie  Stars after appearing in Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice and soon  after was given the best role of her life as mama of two little boys.  She has written and produced commercials and branded content for clients  including HGTV, Travel Channel and Discovery Digital and television for  PBSKids on the Emmy Award winning show, Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood.  She wrote and starred in the indie feature film, Saudade?, the web  series Half Sisters and America (A Love Song), produced and starred in  the feature film, Rehabilitation of the Hill featuring actor Harry  Lennix, and recently completed her latest comedy series, Hicksters,  which was a Sundance Lab finalist, about a mixed couple from New York  City starting life anew on a farm...hoping to become internet famous and  not die in the process. Christina is a graduate of New York University  and runs a boutique production company, Two Kids with a Camera. As a  first generation, half Middle-Eastern, half Middle-American kid raised  on the Northside of Pittsburgh, she is passionate about telling the  often misrepresented or untold stories of the melting pot communities  that she's come up in. The Little Engine That Could is her spirit  animal. You can learn more about Christina’s Production Company by going to www.TwoKidsWithaCamera.com