Hi, everyone! I was very involved with Stage 32 a few years ago, and then life took some interesting turns. I've recently refocused on writing screenplays and so I'M BAAAACK. I have four completed screenplays and several outlines ready to be developed. I'm also the author of twelve traditionally published novels. I wrote, directed, and co-produced the weekly audio drama radio program 21st Century Audio Theatre. I studied improvisation and comedy writing at The Second City. As well, I've worked in television market research for over twenty years.
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Welcome back, Thom Reese! Was it fun studying improv?
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Maurice, yes it was very fun studying improv. I had some great instructors, gained some skills, and made a lot of friends.
Jack Bosma, I'm not free to talk now, but can reach out later,
Was it like the show Whose Line Is It Anyway?, Thom Reese?
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Maurice, I trained in improve at The Second City. Both Saturday Night Live and Whose Line is it Anyway were birthed out of The Second City. So, yes-ish to it being like Whose Line. But there are other aspects of improv that are taught as well. Whose Line sticks to short-form inprov for their show's format.
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Welcome back Thomas and congrats on your writing.
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That's cool, Thom Reese. I've seen some Saturday Night Live episodes. That show is hilarious! Whose Line Is It Anyway? is too!
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Hello Tom, your bio is interesting I'm looking for a screenwriter, for my nonfiction published book, I have just joined this family a couple of days ago submitted my EBOOK for review and comments with an industry professional. if your open for discussion regarding a book to script to film discussion I'd would like to speak with you either by email or phone?
Sincerely:
Author, Music Producer: Wadell G Jones Sr.
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Impressive resume, Thom!! I bet those were awesome experiences you had on those audio dramas-- sounds like a lot of fun to me.
Let me know if you need any extra hands on developing those outlines, I'm on the lookout for more projects to help on!