Here we go again, y’all, another fake profile, this one impersonating Kevin Weisberg from Plymouth Blvd. Productions: https://www.stage32.com/profile/1141455/about
I contacted the real Kevin Weisberg who confirmed that this account is a fake. He (and I) have reported it to Stage 32, but as his profile is still up, I wanted to sound the alarm.
Hello,
I need some advice.
A credited and known producer with a profile on Stage 32 sent me a message expressing an interest in my projects and offering help with development, etc. He provided his email and invited me to send my pilot and other materials which he said he would evaluate to see if it fi Expand post
Christopher Washington yes, “Jeremy Hirsch” contacted me soliciting materials using poor grammar and a free email address (jeremyhirsch97@gmail.com). I’m positive it is another fake account. I will al...
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Hirsch contacted me also. Already felt a kinda fake person. Great that you send out an alert here!
I have had the same issue twice and I contacted Stage32 admin. Stage 32 acted quickly and disabled their profiles. Have to be very careful. I usually check people's credentials with IMDB.
Hi Cheryl
Hello Jon!
My new movie poster :)
Hi everyone! I’ve learned that my pitch deck should include my idea of who should be cast in primary roles. Does anyone come to mind when I ask; who would you cast as Jesus? He needs to be a beautiful specimen of strong and robust manhood, and look like a first-century man born in Palestine — not like a hipster youth pastor. Any ideas? Thanks!
Hello everyone! Nice to see some action on this thread! So the actor I eventually settled on for pitch deck purposes is Avan Jogia. What do you guys think? Do you see that special something about his eyes? I would love to screen test him!
Ooh, that's a really good pick. I don't personally know anything about his acting chops but his look is, well, divine.
I don’t know much about his talent either, Nikolas John, but I’m delighted you see what I see about his look. Thanks!
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Cheryl Boyles, I applaud this post done by you in your efforts to expose this trend according to all info. to be manipulative! Thankfully seeing the efforts by Stage 32 to resolve the matter(s)! accor...
Expand commentCheryl Boyles, I applaud this post done by you in your efforts to expose this trend according to all info. to be manipulative! Thankfully seeing the efforts by Stage 32 to resolve the matter(s)! accordingly!
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Dianne Janis, as Maurice said, they want money. They act like they are interested in your material, but they never actually comment on its contents. And though they say they are production company own...
Expand commentDianne Janis, as Maurice said, they want money. They act like they are interested in your material, but they never actually comment on its contents. And though they say they are production company owners, they provide you with a gmail address (or other free email account) instead of one from their .com. After an email exchange or two, they ask you to pony up some “good faith” money to offset startup expenses, or something along those lines. A couple of ways to vet them are to contact their alleged production company, or dig up some random fact the real producer would definitely know, but a scammer would not, and ask them about it. I’ve even asked for a copy of their driver’s license with the account number blocked out. Any serious sniffing around and they will flee like the cowards they are.
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Gillian Berrie profile is fake and a scam, asking for $ ahead on an NDA