Hello Again to all the new and current members of Stage 32. My name is Angie Quidim and I am an the executive producer and founder of A Role to Die For Films and TME Productions. I've been quiet for a little bit, just been working on a few projects but I am always looking for new people to collaborate with. Please feel free to connect with me on Facebook, Linkedin, Instagram, here and on twitter. My focus is on producing story driven projects, diversely cast for a global audience. If your project fits the bill lets talk. Have a Great week everyone! Angie Quidim Twitter @AngieQuidim Stage32 Angie Quidim Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/aquidim Instagram @Angiequidim
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Good luck with all your projects! All the Best , Janet
HELLO Angie! I have two books , I am author , maybe you can find some new ideas in this two books, Thank you! Steve http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00KKP4CXG, http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss/179-2281905-0024235?url=search-al...
Good luck with all your projects!
Hello Angie. I just found you on Facebook. I'm a novelist, who just made the leap over to scriptwriting and finished my first drama pilot (an adaptation of a novella series). Since you're looking for short-driven projects, I'm not sure a pilot fits that bill.
Hi Angie, I thought I'd reply to your message, as I have completed a Feature Horror script, called, "The Day of the Scarecrow," and also a short Wartime Historic character-driven script, about the Christmas Day Truce during WWI 1914, which I feel very strongly about in terms of it's relevant content! Kind regards, Kathleen.
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Hey Angie, good luck on your projects, would love to connect with you and hear a bit more.
Welcome Angie! Would like to know more about diverse/global projects tips since my screenplay is based in a multicultural plataform. Let´s keep in touch! :)