Hi, thank you for this opportunity ti introduce myself: I am a retired deep cover Detective and operative. During my career as a detective, I’ve worked with many federal, local and State Police agencies on numerous high level cases under the guise of Eddie Pannoni, drug dealer and gun runner, while in reality I was The Unknown Detective Ernie Lijoi Sr. First generation in the USA of Italian (Decent). Raised in Brooklyn, N.Y., Air Force Veteran and graduate of Northeastern University in Boston, Massachusetts. I began writing at age 65, after retirement. Now at 72, I have ten books published, a movie project and a TV show Project in the works. Both seeking funding. You can learn more about our projects at: www.thepreyers.com a movie project taken from my book THE PREYERS. We are now trying to fund. We have several “A” list actors waiting for us to fund this fact based project. Our Log Line: In New York is the Joey Bats Borgazino family. In Massachusetts is Detective Ernie Lijoi Sr., when multiple murders’ connect these adversaries the explosion occurs……. (An Eddie Pannoni Thriller—“THE PREYERS”) Go to www.erniesr.com to see all ten of my published books. We also have a 12 hour TV show, taken from my book THE BUTCHER OF BOSTON that is being scripted. We are now trying to fund this project. Also: To keep up on what is going on, please like my page THE PREYERS on Face-book. I can be found on Facebook at Ernie Lijoi Sr. Thanks,
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We are not ready yet, but one day we will be ready. Thank you for your offer....
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Really interesting post, Ernie. I would highly recommend uploading all your media and filling out your profile more completely here on 32. Asking people to click out will cause you to lose 40-60% of your audience. Here's a post and video with more information https://www.stage32.com/blog/The-Most-Important-Page-on-Stage-32 Good luck!
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This looks amazing, I look forward to seeing this project come to fruition.
Richard "RB" Botto, Thank you. all of my stories are based on real cases that I worked. This project will make one hell of a factual movie according to many readers. The TV show is based on the real murders of over 20 women. As far as asking people to click out", I am sorry but I don't know what you mean??? I have no video. I do have a business plan, top shelf actors interested, Budget, synopsis and more. May e you can explain a little more. Being new to the business, i may not understand some of the terminology...Thanks.
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Sarah Schultz, Thank you. I am looking forward to seeing this myself. If it happens that's great, if not, it will not be because I did not give it my all....Still pushing for funding....thanks
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Hi Ernie - If I'm not mistaken, I think what RB means by clicking out is that the link you're providing gets people to click away from your profile here. He's suggesting in the blog post he provided that it may be more beneficial for you to have your info all list in one place on your profile here. Your project sounds really amazing. Susan
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Hi Susan Brewer Busa , Thank you for your input, but their is just too much to place on this site alone. The best way is to place the site set up for the purpose. I can understand his wanting everything here, but that will not work for me. Thanks again, Ernie
That's exactly right, Susan. I always speak to a survey we did here on Stage 32 with those who hired a Stage 32 member for their project. As I often mention 91% stated "A comprehensive and completed bio" as the number 1 factor in considering someone for the project. In the same poll we asked if the member didn't have a completed bio but posted an external link to their work, would you click through? 73% said "No". The industry norm is 40-60%.
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Richard "RB" Botto, thank you for your comment and information. The way I see it, if someone is interested and is too lazy to click on a link to obtain more information, then they are not serious and really interested. Thanks again
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When it comes to social media and networking, laziness is the number one cause of death.