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Thank you, Fred Chalub.

Congratulations!

Congrats for this 2nd place for Best Short Script at the Liverpool Indie Awards my dear! Will you be at Cannes?? If so we must meet up!

Thank you, Wendy Kay.

Hi, Pat Savage. Thank you, my friend. I won't be in Cannes this May, but I am working to go next year. My pleasure to meet you there >3. Have a great time and fun also :)

Welcome here!

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Welcome Ani. Good to have you in the community.

Great.. I would like to compose Music score for the film

Hi everyone,

Thank you all so much for the warm welcome and kind words—I truly appreciate it.

It’s always inspiring to connect with people who are drawn to psychological storytelling, especially stories that explore the space where reality begins to shift and something deeper starts to emerge. That’s exactly the kind of world I’m trying to build with Miracle of Delusion, so it means a lot to see that it resonates with you.

I also love hearing about your own experiences with the genre—whether writing, watching, or even composing for it. It’s such a rich space creatively, and I’m really glad to be part of a community that appreciates it.

Looking forward to connecting more, sharing ideas, and hopefully collaborating in the future.

Warm regards,

Ani Alanakian

Ani Alanakian This sounds really intriguing especially the idea of reality slowly fracturing. That space between what’s real and what feels real can be very unsettling in the best way.

Miracle of Delusion has a great hook already, particularly with the psychologist entering a grief-driven environment that opens up a lot of psychological and emotional layers.

Curious are you approaching it more from a grounded psychological angle, or leaning into something more surreal/unexplainable as it unfolds?

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Welcome Tiffany. Lot of good info and writers in here. Good luck to you.

Hi Tiffany,

Welcome — and honestly, your excitement comes through right away, which is a great place to start.

It’s a strong decision to study creative writing and screenwriting at the same time. That combination can really help you develop both voice and structure early on, which many writers struggle with later.

One thing I’d gently suggest (from experience) is this: don’t wait until you “feel ready” to start creating complete work. Start finishing small projects as early as possible — even short scenes, short scripts, or character pieces. That habit will set you apart faster than anything else.

Out of curiosity — what kind of stories are you most drawn to right now? Are you leaning more toward character-driven narratives, or more plot-focused concepts?

Wishing you a great journey here — you’re stepping into the right space.

Best,

Hello Tiffany Jenkins, it’s great to see you stepping into creative writing and screenwriting while you’re in school. That’s a terrific foundation to build from. Taking the time to learn and develop your skills now will give you a lot of flexibility as you grow. If you’re looking to connect with other writers and ask questions, the Screenwriting Lounge is a great place to engage: https://www.stage32.com/lounge/screenwriting. You can also explore education here https://www.stage32.com/education for classes and workshops, check out the free AMA with Christina, founder of UK agency Imagine Talent, to learn how writers position themselves in the industry: https://www.stage32.com/lounge/screenwriting/Ask-Me-Anything-AMA-4-29-to..., and use pitch sessions to present your work to executives: https://www.stage32.com/scriptservices/pitch-sessions. The Success Team at Success@Stage32.com can also guide you on the next steps and help you find the right path as you develop.

What kind of stories are you most excited to start writing?

Welcome Tiffany Jenkins ! Starting your Stage 32 journey while still in school pursuing a creative writing and screenwriting degree is genuinely the right move. The combination of formal training and real industry access puts you ahead of most writers who find this community years later and wish they had found it sooner.

The Writers' Room is a wonderful place to keep learning, connect with working professionals, and start building the relationships that will matter when you graduate. Come join us: https://www.stage32.com/writers-room/plans-vip

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Welcome Odalys Terrazas Finding the right collaborator to bring it to the page is the natural next step.

The Writers' Room is a wonderful place to connect with writers and filmmakers drawn to honest, character-driven work. Come join us: https://www.stage32.com/writers-room/plans-vip

Odalys Terrazas

Hi Odalys. Sounds like me.

Odalys Terrazas Hi Odalys. Sounds like me.

Odalys Terrazas . Sorry, it doesn’t show my full text?

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Welcome to S32 Jawad Alamro, it’s great to see you return to writing and stay committed to storytelling over time. A feature built around how a small moment can ripple into larger consequences has a marvelous emotional core to develop. If you’re looking to understand the industry and connect with other writers, the Screenwriting Lounge is a solid place to stay active and exchange ideas: https://www.stage32.com/lounge/screenwriting . You can also explore education here https://www.stage32.com/education for craft and industry insight, join this free AMA with Christina, founder of UK agency Imagine Talent, to learn how writers position themselves for representation: https://www.stage32.com/lounge/screenwriting/Ask-Me-Anything-AMA-4-29-to... , and use pitch sessions to present your work directly to executives: https://www.stage32.com/scriptservices/pitch-sessions . The Success Team at Success@Stage32.com can also help guide your next steps and connect you with the right opportunities. If you ever need help putting together an affordable pitch deck, written pitch pages, or a series bible to shape and present your project, that’s something I offer as well.

What kind of audience are you hoping to reach with this story?

Thank you Dwayne for the welcome and for the kind words about my story. I really appreciate it.

About the audience — I think this film is for adults who have been in relationships and know how a small moment can change everything. The story follows a couple who have a small argument, and this leads to big consequences for the people around them. So I hope to reach viewers who like emotional and realistic drama, around 25 years old and older.

Thank you for the links you shared. I will check them out.

Nice to meet you, Jawad! It’s great to see you’ve returned to writing and continue to grow in this field. your latest project sounds very interesting — I really enjoy stories where a small conflict evolves into something much bigger. Wishing you great success!

Hi Karen, great to see you stepping into the space with an incredible passion for storytelling. Building connections and learning from others is one of the best ways to grow, and you’re already on the right path by putting yourself out there. If you’re looking to engage with other writers, the Screenwriting Lounge is a great place to ask questions, share ideas, and connect with creatives: https://www.stage32.com/lounge/screenwriting . You can also explore education here https://www.stage32.com/education for classes and workshops. Check out this free AMA with Christina, founder of UK agency Imagine Talent, to learn how writers position themselves in the industry: https://www.stage32.com/lounge/screenwriting/Ask-Me-Anything-AMA-4-29-to... , and use pitch sessions to present your work directly to executives: https://www.stage32.com/scriptservices/pitch-sessions . The Success Team at Success@Stage32.com can also guide you on next steps and mentorship opportunities. If you ever need help putting together a pitch deck or shaping your ideas visually, that’s something I work on as well.

What kind of stories are you most interested in telling right now?

Glad to have you here Karen Mizzi ! What genres do you like to work in? What are some films or TV shows you are inspired by?