We find ourselves at another Introduce Yourself Weekend. No doubt this weekend, so we won't have to do it next week as we all take our PLANES, TRAINS, AND AUTOMOBILES as we travel to see family. And, once again, I present a challenge to you: Figure out the theme to my post, and you get five shiny points! Collect enough points, and you can exchange them for a shiny penny (while supplies last...which isn't much longer...) Not sure why I'm doing these challenges...IT SEEMED LIKE A GOOD IDEA AT THE TIME...
One thing's for sure, we're all trying to make a SPLASH in this crazy entertainment industry which we love so much. And, we're only going to be able to do that with connections and getting to know each other. Otherwise, we'd have NOTHING BUT TROUBLE. So, here we go:
My name is Doug Kayne. I'm a screenwriter, comedian, actor, and all around smart-ass hailing from Los Angeles. My mom, who was born around 1941, has always said that I need to remember to thank her in my Academy Awards acceptance speech. Not sure that's in my future, but it's not not possible. (Did I just use a DOUBLE NEGATIVE there?) If you're ever in Los Angeles, FIND THE LADY and say hello to her.
Comedy-wise, I'm a performer with the improvised sketch comedy group, Those Four Misfits. Our last show for this year is on Friday, November 21. Information is included, so if you can make it, it would be great to see you. Even if it's raining in THE GREAT OUTDOORS, we're still having the show.
I had early success with screenwriting, with my first screenplay becoming a made-for-TV movie. Writing-wise, I have the first season a sci-fi comedy series, Going Commander (written with Jane Hopkins) ready to be pitched. I also have a horror short, Chips the Clown, in pre-production, writing a grounded sci-fi movie (It Wasn't Me), and collaborating on a spec tropical detective series (Knee Deep In Paradise) and another collaboration on a spec feature based on the cartoon series, Thundarr the Barbarian. THE SILENT PARTNER is not intentional in the collaborations; I'll give their names when the scripts are completed.
I've also appeared in web series, plays, short films, and feature films. Any VOLUNTEERS to help me accrue more credits?
I'm always on the lookout for cool, creative people to collaborate with, work with, and talk shop with. I can also spend hours talking about comic books, Star Wars, and improvisation. Feel free to reach out! I bet we could share some REALLY WEIRD TALES.
Figured out the theme yet? Did you earn your STRIPES?
Doug Kayne
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Hi, Kim Monroe! Great to meet you. Congratulations on all your success! Sorry to hear your screenplay was stolen!
Stage 32 has a blog that'll help you connect with creatives and industry professionals...
Expand commentHi, Kim Monroe! Great to meet you. Congratulations on all your success! Sorry to hear your screenplay was stolen!
Stage 32 has a blog that'll help you connect with creatives and industry professionals all over the world. Managers, producers, executives, directors, writers, actors, and more. www.stage32.com/blog/the-importance-of-community-and-collaboration-in-th...
Stage 32 is having a free Community Open House on November 25th. It'll also help you connect with creatives and industry pros. It's a fully interactive event where the community gets to guide the discussion. You can sign up here: www.stage32.com/education/products/stage-32-s-november-community-open-ho...
Reach out to the Success Team at success@stage32.com. Geoff and his team can help you connect with reps, producers, executives, and more.
And it's Stage 32's November Write Club. It can help you reach a goal(s), it's a chance to connect with writers, directors, producers, etc., and you can get support for your goal and projects. Week 3's blog came out Monday. Today's the last day to do the challenges in the blog for a chance to win three prizes! www.stage32.com/blog/november-write-club-week-3-how-to-make-a-strong-fir...
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Thank you for the intel Maurice Vaughan
You're welcome, Kim Monroe. You could post your scripts on your profile. Producers search profiles for projects. That and networking are how I sold four short scripts to a producer. Click the gear sym...
Expand commentYou're welcome, Kim Monroe. You could post your scripts on your profile. Producers search profiles for projects. That and networking are how I sold four short scripts to a producer. Click the gear symbol in the top right-hand corner and select “Edit profile” in the drop-down menu. Scroll down to “Loglines” and click “Add/edit loglines” to the right of “Loglines.” You can also post your scripts on your profile this way: www.stage32.com/loglines (near the top where it says “Add a Logline”)