Hey there,
I understand that some of you may feel I have been posting too frequently and I appreciate the feedback.
At the same time, I hope you will understand where I am coming from. As a screenwriter from India working independently on a psychological thriller screenplay, Stage 32 is the only way I have to connect with fellow creatives, share my experiences, learn from others and bring awareness to my work in various lounges where my experiences of writing a screenplay and how I see it get produced or directed, go.
My posts have also focused on my efforts to sell the screenplay at a price point that many would feel is unrealistic. I respect those opinions. However, I have always believed that optimism is an important part of any creative journey. Just because something hasn't happened before, or hasn't happened for me yet, doesn't mean it never will.
As writers and artists, we spend years pursuing outcomes that many people consider unlikely. We write stories that may never be produced, pitch projects that may never be bought and chase opportunities with no guarantees. The only thing we can truly control is whether we keep trying.
That is what I am doing. Trying.
My intention has never been to overwhelm anyone's feed or ignore advice. I simply wanted to document the journey, discuss the craft and share both the successes and setbacks along the way. If some of those experiences have resonated with you, then I feel these posts have served a purpose.
That said, if my posts are not adding value to the community, I would rather step back than become a distraction. I genuinely appreciate everyone who has engaged with, supported, challenged or offered feedback on my posts, even when we disagree.
Thank you for your patience, understanding and for being part of this community until now :)
