Hi everyone,
My name is Juliana and I joined this community about a year ago and have enjoyed taking classes and learning from so many.
I am currently co-writing a sit-com mockumentary with a friend and we're really excited to get in touch with anyone interested in reading our bible and pilot!!
A sexually frustrated corporate executive’s world is turned upside down when a self-assured, handsome younger man becomes her new assistant.
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I'm learning that watching films and writing screenplays are very different creatures, yet each informs the other. Why did that scene just choke me up? How can I do that too? Is there dialogue that can make an action hit deeper? And the good ol', show not tell. Ah, the learning process.
With your experience as an Exec Assist, do you find yourself watching people more closely to study what makes them tick?
Keep learning. Try reading screenplays of movies you enjoy.
Hi Michael, this is something that many screenwriters struggle with. I agree with Howard, the best inspiration and encouragement to write comes from reading screenplays, and it's most fun to read ones for the movies you enjoy!
Hi Everyone,
I am a narrative director and presenter of The Director Toolbox
I am currently on the hunt for a feature script to bring to my producers for my debut feature film.
I also present a YouTube channel where I explore the best directing techniques in film and TV here:
https://www.youtube.com/cha...
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William Schumpert sounds great!
Good stuff, Robert. Thank you.
hello I checked your youtube channel, and it's really good keep the good work up...
looking forward to learning more from your content.
Following the sudden death of his father and subsequent removal from the family trust fund, a college student on the brink of destruction fights to beat his addiction and save himself.
Hi Michael. I'm RB, Founder and CEO of Stage 32. As a screenwriter, producer, actor and filmmaker, I know first-hand the challenges all creatives face finding work, landing representation, launching projects, securing funding and simply making the connections that will make a difference in their careers. That's why I created Stage 32. Since our launch in September of 2011, the community has grown to 1,000,000+ members representing every country on the planet making Stage 32 the social network uniquely populated with the most creative people on Earth.
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Hello Michael -
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Nice to meet you, Juliana. Best wishes.
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That’s incredible! Thrilled to hear you’ve been taking the classes and that you’re off to writing your own pilot. I would definitely recommend taking a meeting with Michael Schulman for a pitch deck r...
Expand commentThat’s incredible! Thrilled to hear you’ve been taking the classes and that you’re off to writing your own pilot. I would definitely recommend taking a meeting with Michael Schulman for a pitch deck review! Liam Oznowich is also a great person to review your pilot with. You can meet with either of them through Stage 32. Feel free to message me and I can make more recommendations for you!