I have seen some sites that promise you can meet an actor, or other. But there is a fee for the service. But are those kinds of sites legit? If so, which ones?
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I have seen some sites that promise you can meet an actor, or other. But there is a fee for the service. But are those kinds of sites legit? If so, which ones?
I was driving my wife to the store recently, and that Prince song 1999 came on the radio. I said, “Wow, that song’s dated.”
My wife was going over our child’s biology homework on the inheritance of traits. She said that you have dimples like your dad, so that must be a dominant trait. I said, I disag...
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Haha Eddie Lawhorn. I don't have any dad jokes, but I want to come up with one now.
Do some movies end up following the same scenario as others? Like for example Enter the Dragon inspire the video games Tekken, Mortal Kombat, Street Fighter, and Double Dragon and their film adaptations?
Then Die Hard, after its release there were many films that had the same situation, but in differ...
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Hey, Kevin Hager. Some movies end up following the same structure as other movies. The movies have different storylines, different locations, and different twists though....
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If you’re struggling with writing loglines or you want to get better at them, check out today’s blog written by Libby Wright. www.stage32.com/blog/wearing-many-hats-as-a-creative-4291...
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In her latest film, Materialists, writer-director Celine Song continues the delicate exploration of human connection that first captivated audiences in Past Lives. In a recent Creative Screenwriting interview, Song: https://www.creativescreenwriting.com/an-in-depth-interview-with-celine-song-on-her-...
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One way we can portray love without reducing it to cliché is putting a spin on the clichés, Sandra Isabel Correia.
I love that, Maurice Vaughan. No doubt, clichés need to be renewed with fresh perspectives and plots. For me, screenwriting is also a way to educate and bring more awareness through our stories. For e...
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You're right, Sandra Isabel Correia. Screenwriting is also a way to educate and bring more awareness through our stories. I like to set up a scene so it looks like a cliché is gonna happen, but I deli...
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One day, I want to be similar to your knowledge, hehehe. Love that approach, Maurice Vaughan Setting up the expectation of a cliché and then subverting it is such a smart way to both surprise the audi...
Expand commentDoes Stage 32 offer anything to help with Comic book writing? I'm looking more in terms of writing the outline script aspect.
I don’t think so, but writer Warren Ellis has talked about his process a lot over the years. Here’s an article with script samples: https://www.comicbookscriptarchive.com/archive/panel-1/warren-ellis-...
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Sometimes, a script might require a few close ups when drawing storyboards. In other cases, switching up the angles from storyboard to storyboard, makes the work dynamic. Something I learned from the pros/experts in the comic book and film industries. To this day, I still think about it when I am re...
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You're welcome, Rich Terdoslavich. Have a great day too!
Hi guys,
I applied for a job advertised on Stage 32 with a company called My Story Animated. I contacted them initially and their initial email was full of promises. Submit a 5000 word script following X style (of sample given) and if they like it you'll get paid $800 if accepted and $200 even if th...
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Hi, Katherine Blessan. I don't have any experience with My Story Animated, but "$200 even if they don't want it" sounds fishy.
Is there a chance or possibility that Fandom could be used by film companies for Market Research and finding out what fans want and that fanfiction sites and fan art sites could be good ways to find new talent in writing?
Hey Stage32! I've recently received some feedback on my limited series script, and I was told it wasn't written in standard script formatting. However, whenever I research the standard formatting, it's written exactly how my script is written. I was wondering if anyone would be interested in working...
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Hey, Raveness Thorne. You could also make a post on the Job Board (www.stage32.com/find-jobs)....
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The Christmas season is approaching, I hope everyone has a good Thanksgiving, and a Merry Christmas. What is it do you hope for this year?
The one gift I would like is for my dreams to come true and pitch my ideas to Disney. Plus, with other things at my concern (like the MS and Asperger Syndrome) I...
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You're welcome, Kevin Hager. Click "buy now," then scroll down to "Complete order."
The Community Open House is free, Kevin Hager. It's a monthly event.
You're welcome, Kevin Hager. Yeah, Stage 32 will send you an email.
Hi everyone! I’m Sanja Zivic — a writer and producer currently developing my first feature film, DÉJÀ VU, which is now officially listed In Development on IMDbPro.
Déjà Vu is a 167-minute psychological thriller set between Los Angeles and rural Mexico, built around themes of guilt, fate, memory, and...
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Hi, Sanja Zivic. Some of your post got cut off. You can edit it by clicking the downward arrow to the right of your name, selecting "Edit Post," and reposting the text....
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