The Stage 32 Videos: Pitch

Well...here it is...and it's courtesy of the folks at WriterDuet (specifically, the company's ScreenplayIQ program). It's a trailer propping up the closest thing I've got to a romcom. This screenplay owes more to "The Fabulous Baker Boys," because it's about a theater student and her ultrafeminist younger sister teaming up in modern-day Chicago to form a duo-piano lounge act...that Big Sister's singing ex-boyfriend schemes to horn in on. (Never mind that the two siblings are out to strengthen their bond.)

Well...it's time to offer up a ScreenplayIQ-created pitch trailer to back up the TV sitcom pilot I came up with...where the three mechanics at an auto-repair firm in today's New Orleans try to get their boss to hire an extra coworker to lighten the load (more vehicles than time to fix them). Hope you enjoy the trailer!

Fresh from WriterDuet's ScreenplayIQ division, here it is...a pitch trailer touting a comedy screenplay about an Arizona Cardinals cheerleader who seeks to save a landmark restaurant in modern-day Mesa, AZ from becoming the Metro Phoenix area's new DHS headquarters.

Here's another ScreenplayIQ offering...this time propping up a comedy where two ballerinas in modern-day Kansas City, MO ponder life after ballet...and answer the bell by taking a page out of dancer-turned-singer Vanessa Carlton's playbook and becoming blues musicians at a famed local bar and grill.

That comedy screenplay about the Beatles' 2-9-1964 appearance on "The Ed Sullivan Show" inspiring an Iowa teen to start her own rock group now has a ScreenplayIQ-generated pitch trailer to go along with the video lookbook I came up with in 2020. What a difference five years make...

ScreenplayIQ did it again! This time, it put together a pitch trailer to prop up a comedy-drama where, thanks to a phone call from one of her old buddies from college, a librarian in modern-day Ames, IA sets out to put her old rock band back together...and conquer a famous local venue. Thanks, ScreenplayIQ!

It's the first time I've created one this extensive. Making it into a video allows the viewer to cruise through. I kinda love it.

The folks at screenplayiq.com did it again! This time, they generated a pitch trailer in support of a comedy screenplay where a teen in 1994 Davenport, IA draws inspiration from a videotape to...start her own Dixieland band in the hopes of playing that local jamboree called the Bix Beiderbecke Jazz Festival.

I went back to https://screenplayiq.com to get it to create a pitch trailer about two little girls in 1946 Albuquerque who want to take up flying...a la their WW2 Army Air Corps pilot father (the same dad struggling to readjust to civilian life, where female aviators still aren't respected). Thanks again, ScreenplayIQ!

"Shorthose and Flaxbeard" came out of my initial (1979) screenwriting goal of spoofing every film genre out there up to that time...and a vaudeville story was in my tracks. (And now, here's the ScreenplayIQ pitch trailer to prove it!)

This video has to do with a comedy script I wrote about two 1970s child TV stars who, by the late 1980s, want to get back into showbiz...this time by starting their own swing band (and hoping to play a respected Los Angeles jazz club). Thanks, ScreenplayIQ from WriterDuet!

I got https://screenplayiq.com to make a pitch trailer for a comedy-drama about a Los Angeles teen who, in 1942, starts her own swing band in the hopes of entering that band in the first annual National Swing Contest.