Wayne Turmel: Author and screenwriter in Las Vegas, NV, USA.

I have feature length screenplays in multiple genres: comedy, horror, action, crime. When querying managers should I shop one specific screenplay or lead with one but mention the others? Also, if a manager agrees to take on one of my screenplays, what is the proper etiquette for the others? Do I stick with one manager even if they only want one, or can I have more than one manager? Thanks in advance for your help!

It's Sunday afternoon, and it's tea o’clock!

What actors would you like to see in your film?

I am from the generation of Jodie Foster, Meryl Streep, Sandra Bullock, Angelina Jolie, Brad Pitt, and Leonardo Di Caprio, but for my screenplay, I dream with actors from the new generation, such as Jodie Comer, Sandra Oh, Clairie Danes, Sam Heughan, Orlando Bloom, and others.

What about you? Who would you would love to bring your characters to life?

Only to know more about you :)

I would really love to watch a pitch session before I try it myself. Is that possible on Stage 32?

thanks

Madeline

Lately, I've gotten lots of feedback, and it's causing stress. If you'd like to know some of what goes on in a writer's mind, here's my latest blog post. It's about my screenplay but applies to all authors no matter what they write. https://wayneturmel.com/the-stress-of-feedback/

Hey Everyone, I'm David Seth Cohen. Love meeting creative people. Have a film that's completed on Amazon - After School Special, a film in post production - Finding Sandler, and a bunch of great projects in various development stages. Hit me up if you want to collaborate.

Cheers,

-David

How's it going everyone!

My name is Dartel and I'm an actor/writer based in Brooklyn, NY. Have always been a writer but recently have been inspired to start updating some old scripts and even start writing some new ones. Love writing comedy and how you can bring the seriousness of the real world & infuse it with a joke to sort of break the ice. Anyway, looking forward to chopping it up with some like minded creatives!

HI all. I"m a former standup who has written 15 books but am returning to something I did in the early 90s, writing spec scripts. Currently, i'm working on the screenplay of the first novel in my Johnny Lycan: Werewolf PI series. Looking to get smarter and meet fellow ink-stained wretches.

A Stage32 script reader told me that my pilot script about pharmacists was “unrealistic” and “over exaggerated”. And tried to tell me how the pharmacy industry worked lol. Mind you, I’ve been a pharmacist for 8 years and I have 16 years of pharmacy experience lol. The things script writers go through I tell you. I guess this is how women feel when they’re mansplained to haha

Really, really rookie question. I have a low-budget horror script that I think has no fat on the bones but only comes in at 75 pages. I"m loathe (good writer word) to pad the scenes and slow the the action. How sacred is that 90-page mark?