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Mark Miller
Fire Lake Script

Big THANKS to Studio 32 for this honor!!!

Ashley Renee Smith

Congratulations, Mark Miller!

Mark Miller
Fire Lake Script

Big THANKS to Studio 32 for this honor!!!

Maurice Vaughan

Congratulations on the Double Recommend, Mark Miller!

Maurice Vaughan

Hi, Marty Howe. You can get a Double Recommend with Stage 32’s script coverage or consultation. www.stage32.com/blog/huge-announcement-executive-script-read-consultatio......

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Mark Miller
Genie in the bottle

Hello everyone, I am Mark Miller and at age 61 I decided to let the Genie out of the bottle.

Extremely talented storyteller and creative content developer that has told stories all my life with the ability to create in the moment. Looking for an opportunity to show the world my creative talent with t...

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Maurice Vaughan

"The only problem is that I am starting late." With a platform like Stage 32, starting late doesn't matter, Mark Miller. You can build relationships on here that'll fast forward your career by years....

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Sydney S

Welcome to the community!

Mark Miller

Thanks for the good comments all!!!

Maurice Vaughan

You're welcome, Mark Miller. Keep us updated on your projects.

Jim Boston

Mark, you've come to the right place...and this from a man who didn't jump back into the game until just after hitting 60 himself (after an earlier attempt from 1980 to 1994)!

Mark Miller
Script rights

Hello

Hey, I have a story that was written and was to be a book but was convinced to have a ghostwriter turn it into a screenplay.

Most of the story in the script is still genuine mine and I did pay for the service, so my ask is do I own the rights to the screen play and when it gets into a movie do I...

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Jack Binder

Sounds like you need to speak with an entertainment attorney. As mentioned here this should have been secured upfront. You will need to delicately work this out. You may have already granted copyright to the writer, however an attorney will be able to advise you on how to handle this.

Craig D Griffiths

If you pay someone to write, it is a write for hire arrangement. You own everything. Even if that wasn’t written in an agreement. If it went to court the judge would ask “Were you paid to write?” YES,...

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Mark Miller

Thanks for the insight

Christiane Lange

Craig is right, but still a good idea to have a formal agreement that specifically states that it is a 'work for hire'.

Arthur Charpentier

the screenwriter owns the rights to the script. you have to buy exclusive rights, as producers do, or the transfer of rights must be spelled out in the contract.

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