The Stage 32 Videos: Screenwriting

Detective Dexter Sharp has his hands full with his torrid affair with rising pop star Pepper Salt. However, a new arrival is about to elevate his problems, setting a superhuman course, that will change the city forever. Written by Edwin Resto

Award Winning Screenplays Aspiring screenwriter Stephen Hall has created an eclectic range of award winning screenplays for tv and cinema from low budget to epic. Two current standouts are 19th century, crime dramas GREATREX and BURKE AND HARE - THE WEST PORT MURDERS.

Wasted Forgiveness An Audiobook by: Armen Dilanchian https://www.imdb.com/name/nm12602314/ John was a respected life insurance salesman. A devout churchgoer. A man of unwavering faith. Ten years ago, his wife confessed to an affair with a co-worker. In the eyes of the world, John forgave her. They rebuilt their marriage-or so it appeared.

Filmmatic Inroads Fellowship Quarterfinalist - The Fountain of Truth!!!!

https://www.imdb.com/name/nm12602314/?ref_=fn_all_nme_1 Independent filmmaking is facing some of its toughest challenges ever. Funding is shrinking, audiences are shifting, and the industry is evolving fast. But is it really the end - or just the beginning of a new era?

LOGLINE A solitary, Indigenous/Metis bounty hunter joins her detective father and their robot sidekick to pursue a killer, only to discover that the very thing she has been running from is now her one shot to capture the killer, heal her past, and alter the future. For more information, I have created a website for Maskwa that includes a two-minute video pitch, artwork, a list of script awards, and script coverage. https://www.maskwamovie.com

The latest WGA stats are in - and the news isn't good. TV writer jobs are down significantly, and The Hollywood Reporter just laid out why. Shorter seasons, shrinking rooms, and post-strike uncertainty are reshaping the creative landscape.

Fifth in my series of examinations of the TAR screenwriter's deployment of the Iceberg Theory technique to compel repeat viewiings.

Fourth in a series of videos about Todd Field's use of Hemingway's ICEBERG THEORY in the game-changing screenplay for TAR.

Social Media Video to entertain and enjoy. Writers Performing Arts team featured with acting voice over ,dance. Bible verses included . Writers, God Gifted explanations and predictions from a Christian perceptive. Music chosen to complement the story My concentration of attempts to spread the word, in an entertaining manner . I trust and Pray you increase your peace in dealing with our modern society of such Evil verses Good . Gods correction season is entering initial stages

Every writer hits moments where the words won’t come. But what you do next is what separates working writers from hobbyists. As Stage 32 CEO RB Botto says in this video: “I don’t really believe in writer’s block. What I believe is that the stress of the creative process allows you to paint yourself into a corner.” It’s not about being out of ideas — it’s about being creatively exhausted, burned out, or so deep in your head that you’ve lost perspective. One of the simplest habits you can build as a writer is knowing when to step away — go for a walk, watch a movie, read a script, or talk through your story with someone else. Refuel your creativity, and then come back with fresh eyes. Let’s discuss: How do you get yourself unstuck when the writing feels impossible? What are your go-to strategies for resetting your creative brain? And if you aren’t already following RB for more advice like this — I highly recommend it: @rbwalksintoabar

Third in a series on Todd Field's breakthrough screenplay TAR, which deploys Hemingway's "Theory of Omission" to compel multiple viewings. Today we talk about the strange opening of the film.