That actually sounds like an intermittent connection caused by a broken wire/conductor, or a bad solder joint. Essentially, you have two ends of a conductor that should be joined, but mild vibration is causing them to make/break contact, causing the symptoms you describe.

However, you should confirm that your screen saver settings aren't set to a occur after a very short duration.

1. System Preferences >> Desktop & Screen Saver >> Screen Saver tab.

2. At the bottom-left, try setting Start after = Never

BTW, if you want easy method to manually enable the screen saver, click Hot Corners and set a corner for Start Screen Saver.

It would be good news if just the screen saver. Otherwise, you should send the macbook in for repairs (when you have a break from needing it).

That actually sounds like an intermittent connection caused by a broken wire/conductor, or a bad solder joint. Essentially, you have two ends of a conductor that should be joined, but mild vibration is causing them to make/break contact, causing the symptoms you describe.

However, you should confirm that your screen saver settings aren't set to turn on after a very short duration.

1. System Preferences >> Desktop & Screen Saver >> Screen Saver tab.

2. At the bottom-left, try setting Start after = Never

BTW, if you want easy method to manually enable the screen saver, click Hot Corners and set a corner for Start Screen Saver.

It would be good news if just the screen saver is causing the blank screen. 

Otherwise, you should send the macbook in for repairs (when you have a break from needing it).