Jonathan Herrick's Lounge Discussions

I assume $60M is not low-budget. Not high, but at least mid-range. Depending on the director and lead it could go higher.

It will be a major commercial motion picture quite possibly with an A-list lead,

Jonathan Herrick if you haven't already, I'd suggest checking out Jim Issa. He's a great guy and a great director. Very collaborative and truly understands storytelling. I've worked with him on several commercial projects, and we've collaborated on script development for a few features. If you contact him, you can mention my name and that I recommended him. http://www.jimissa.com/about-jimissa

Good luck with your film!

Sounds amazing Jonathan Herrick and you may want to put this on the jobs section, best of luck.

Mark - thanks. To be clear, we are not looking to hire yet, just SUGGESTIONS for directors who are bankable and humanistic

Looking for someone who will be attending the full time of the Cannes Festival I will be arriving on the 13th and leaving on the 29th.

I'm a screenwriter currently undertaking a Masters in screenwriting (Duh). I'll be attending for the first time this year for 4 days, and I know absolutely nobody - anyone into horror/comedy fancy a coffee or beer?. I'm in England, just under 2 miles from Shepperton Studios.

Hi everyone - our official Cannes roll call and Stage 32 schedule of events was announced here, be sure to comment on the roll call: https://www.stage32.com/blog/cannes-roll-call-whos-going-who-has-films-s... - on the roll call, share your dates and what you are looking to accomplish. And, be sure to RSVP to the Stage 32 events!

Johannesburg, South Africa

Now that most of you are back from the Cannes Market & Festival, I am very interested in your experiences and comments.

I love very smart, comic, visually original work - from Buster Keaton, Renoir and Fellini to Coppola, early Terence Malik and the Coen brothers.

Welcome to the community, Jonathan Herrick. You could also post an ad in the Jobs Section (www.stage32.com/find-jobs).

Absolutely love that list of your inspirations - what’s your favorite Coen Brothers movie?

Hey Amanda - thanks for asking! It has to be The Big Lebowski, which to me is one of the funniest movies since the age of sound. The cast is fantastic and the scenes at the bowling alley are genius. What about for you? And who are your favorite filmmakers?