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Antigravity Academy: "We're looking for 3 short #films to develop, produce, and finance for 35k. We're looking for singular stories. We're looking for you."
https://writers.coverfly.com/competitions/view/antigravity-academys-shor....
Deadline tonight (1/3/25)!!
To Apply: 1 Script (12 pages or fewer),...
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"Join legendary filmmaker Martin Scorsese and renowned classicist Mary Beard for a conversation on their interest in the ancient Roman world. Listen as they share perspectives on the enduring culture, places, and leading personalities of ancient Rome and how they have been presented on film."
Thursda...
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Are any of y’all making webtoon currently? How is it?
I’ll admit I know very little about the platform except that of course you can read comics on it, and one day I might get on there too if I know what to expect :)
There are many great storytellers past and present. Like Walt Disney, Hans Christian Anderson, George Lucas, Steven Spielberg, Edgar Allen Poe, Robert Louise Stevenson, Bram Stoker, etc. I want to honor them. Like homages to sever Disney films past, present, and live action. But I will need help wit...
Expand postHappy New Year, Petra Jurasova!
Billy Kwack Thank you too :)
Maurice Vaughan thank you too Maurice :)
You're welcome, Petra Jurasova.
The psychological structure of the screenplay.
Studying general psychology, I found that cognitive activity and problem solving are broadly similar to the dramatic structure of a screenplay. But if in the screenplay there are three stages of solving a problem by the main character, then in real life...
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It is important to show the main character's period of frustration in order to have a stronger effect on the viewer and evoke stronger emotions in him at the climax of the film. The sta...
Expand commentI agree, Arthur Charpentier. I wouldn't use "passive" to describe it though. That might turn off some producers, directors, and actors because "passive" could be seen as a character who just lets thin...
Expand commentMaurice Vaughan, the hero should be passive only in the third act. Of course, the author can disguise this in the form of chasing the hero or give him other activities unrelated to solving the main problem.
This is a fascinating observation! As a film composer, I'm always looking for deeper connections between the visuals, the narrative, and the emotional impact of a film.
Your analysis of the four-act st...
Expand commentGood and blessed Hump Day Wednesday morning and Happy New Year! May 2025 bring you peace, joy, more opportunities to promote your writing projects and networking/meeting new friends! Lorenzo Fleming
Happy New Year, Lorenzo Fleming! Hope you have an incredible, safe, and peaceful year and you reach your goals!
You know how many writers want to write movies for major film companies? Like for me Disney, is there a way to pitch ideas to these film companies with Stage 32's help?
Happy New Year, everyone! I learned a lot from the webinars on Stage 32 this year. The webinars on Stage 32 are the best in my opinion. Here’s my five favorite webinars from 2024:
“20 Steps to Planning and Writing a Memorable Scene” www.stage32.com/education/products/20-steps-to-planning-and-writing-...
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With the New Year approaching, I ask for help now more than ever. Please, while contemplating Once Upon a Time in Disney, I got teary eyed, so I know it's an emotional story. Plus, some of my ideas are to feature a colorful cast.
Music and Magic could lead to a live-action revival of American Dragon...
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Hi, Jamie Sutliff. I’m a Stage 32 Lounge Moderator. I wanted to let you know I moved your post from the Writers' Room Lounge to the Anything Goes Lounge because your post isn't about writing and the A...
Expand commentHi, Jamie Sutliff. I’m a Stage 32 Lounge Moderator. I wanted to let you know I moved your post from the Writers' Room Lounge to the Anything Goes Lounge because your post isn't about writing and the Anything Goes Lounge is the place for discussion about the industry, movies, shows, plays, etc. Let me know if you have any questions.
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Thanks for the heads up
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You're welcome, Jamie Sutliff.