Success Stories: JUL'27 Success from ‘Happy Writers’ and my pitch resulting in 2 calls, and a Script Request!

I tend to get involved with many topics in the lounge, and enjoy the ideas and motivation more than the average bear; but sometimes, the greatest feat is achieved when we shut out our own thoughts, and take the advice/suggestions from our peers. Thank God for .Joey, and the Happy Writers, I’ve gained some ground. In a recent post, there was an individual that had asked about our experiences with pitching here at Stage 32. I remember stating that my first attempt, not only flopped, but I lost that battle even before I accepted the phone call. I was not prepared, and I embarrassed my ego. Nevertheless; in hindsight, that failure was nothing short of a lesson in ‘ACTION’ on my part, and it has brought me to today’s rant of pure positivity and excitement. Two weeks ago, I noticed that Tiffany Boyle, from (RAMO LAW) was available, and knowing that the company she works for was at the top of their game, I took a shot, pitching my latest script: ‘Noble Means’ to her, and took the advice from Joey, and Brandon by keeping it personal, and loose, instead of a nervous choke, I was able to talk about my Script, my history, my story, and have room to take her questions. After the initial pitch, (over 2 weeks ago), I was introduced to Tiffany, (via; group email), for the follow up on my initial conversation. Tiffany set-up a phone call with me for the following week, and what was initially expected to be a quick reminder of who I was, and what my script was about, it turned out to be a 45 minute conversation, and her ultimately requesting my script! I want to apologize for taking so much white space in this post, and making it a chore to read my experience; but I wanted to share my perception to anyone who might be (questioning themselves, or their content) and state that without the ‘Happy Writers’ with Joey’s facilitating abilities, there’s no way I could have wished my script to a better company to evaluate my project that I’m so passionate about. Please accept the help that this community provides, and do yourself a favor, repay your projects and passions by allowing them to be seen. In closing, I only hope that I can remain humble enough, long enough, to continue to allow people like Joey and his crew to continue helping me as a writer… Steve