Wanda Weaver (formerly Kight): Screenwriter in Las Vegas, Nevada.

She was amazing! You can find her webinar she did with us today in partnership with Netflix: https://www.stage32.com/webinars/Netflix-%20-Stage-32-Present-How-To-Wri...

So glad you enjoyed it! If you'd like to connect with other members who attended the Netflix + Stage 32 webinar, you can join the comment thread here: https://www.stage32.com/lounge/screenwriting/Stage-32- -Netflix-Writing-a-TV-Series-to-Budget-Webinar

Wow. Just watched this webinar and it was superb. What a wealth of knowledge and advice Jeanette delivered. Well done!!

Thanks so much Jason. You are all the best!

Ooo, AWESOME SAUCE! Man, SO many resources in the WRiter's Room! Can't recommend it enough.

Appreciate those kind words. And please, call me RB!

Welcome!. What type of movies do you like to produce?

Yes "RB" I will call you "RB" henceforth. Hi Joe, thanks for the warm welcome! I really would like to produce 60-Minute Documentary Film. MARINA is my very first one. I am working with fine artists fortunately thanks to Stage32 where I need the artists who provides me what I need for my Music Montage projects.

Congrats on your screenwriting contest wins, Wanda Weaver (formerly Kight)! Have you submitted to any of Stage 32's contests? https://www.stage32.com/scriptservices/contests What's up next for you? Are you looking to sell your scripts or help see them made?

Hey, Wanda Weaver (formerly Kight)! My name is Kay, I'm the Community Manager here at Stage 32. Nice to meet you! Wow, congrats on your script placements, that's awesome!

DUDE, wasn't that a frickin' fantastic Q&A?! I love how relatable, wise, and down-to-earth he was! YES, keep working on your craft - great golden nugget. So glad you could join us!

I'm sure you've already discovered the Writer's Room Lounge (https://www.stage32.com/lounge/vip), but you can also meet other screenwriters on the Screenwriting Lounge: https://www.stage32.com/lounge/screenwriting I'd love for you to share your energy and wisdom!

Keep in mind that these lounges are like the VIP Filmmaker's Lounges at Film Festivals, so this is where you can meet the people doing the work, get advice on anything you're working on, and/or give back to those who may need advice. We're a very supportive and encouraging community (but I think you already know that)! I think you'd also enjoy my intro blog post on how to engage with the Stage32 Community:

https://www.stage32.com/blog/Find-Your-Community-on-Stage-32

Enjoy exploring the lounges, and don't forget to comment and respond to others’ posts, too! It's the best way to really connect! And, of course, feel free to reach out at any time. Cheers!

Aray Brown thank you so much! That is very helpful!

Thanks Aray Brown! Hey Tiffany Rashawn it is great to have you here! Feel free to email me at any point. j.mirch@stage32.com - would love to hear what you're working on and how I can help.

Tiffany Rashawn --Hope you're making progress on your screenplay! When you join the Writer's Room, you can also join us at the Pitch Practices on Thursdays 7 PM PST. A great place to learn how to pitch and network with other screenwriters. And then you'll be ready to pitch your project when it's done!

Thank you, Wanda. As I said in another post here, all credit to my incredible team! Have a fantastic remainder of your weekend!

Hi everyone. While I usually present myself as a former all around creative individual who is just writing a novel, I'd like to announce that I'm coming out of retirement in a sense to produce, write and direct a documentary on a highly unusual topic in Europe next summer. The documentary is meant to spur a feature film as a tribute to the people in that country who wish to disclose a monumental discovery made in 2003 that significantly changes our perspective on mankind's true history with the finding of working, highly advanced technology that dates back 50,000 years.

I'll be looking for individuals with backgrounds in computer graphics, perhaps a few moments of CGI, music and other fields as I am now beginning to work up a budget.

[Posted January 21st, 2018. by woldrob@yahoo,com]

Potential outlets are worldwide television, later Internet, in that this subject has global implications. Please contact me if you believe you might be interested and have a background that fits.

And my best to everyone finding creative work that you can pour your sense of passion into...

As a Producer... what would be your one piece of advice to someone looking to get their film made... (mostly... what NOT to do LOL)

Following my writing of an action/adventure film, I was taken into training by John G Wilson, unit production manager and producer who had a terrific reputation. During my four years of actually finding funding for major films [from $3M to $60M] I watched heart breaking events follow which killed the potential for production of a number of what would have been good if not great stories. I'm only setting this up as such to suggest answers to your question, but NOT as much in the negative [...as I'm a glass half full person]. How fully developed is the production? Do you have a credited UPM or producer with some skills at day to day decision making and script breakdown?

Then, interest from a qualified [or other] director[s]. NOT being to pushy about the project helps, in my opinion, as you promote the general audience or genre following pitch. I could go on, but you may reach me directly at woldrob@yahoo.com. I'm only getting back into this business because I was asked to take on a subject that's quite controversial and requires absolute integrity to put over.

Everyone has a slightly different list of the biggies, it seems, although Nicholl and Austin always seem to be on anyone's list. One does hear stories of writers doing well in the less well known contests and by doing so making the right connections to get a rep or their scripts optioned.

I'm trying out a new contest run by the Tracking Board called the Launch Pad Manuscript contest. It's judged by some heavy hitters, e.g., manager/producer Brooklyn Weaver, agents from UTA and Paradigm, execs from De Luca Productions, Scott Free. You can find my name appearing twice in the recently announced top 75:

http://www.tracking-board.com/tracking-boards-launch-pad-manuscript-comp...

Hey did anyone else enter the Location is Everything Script competition? http://www.visitcorpuschristitx.org/corpus-christi-film-commission/location-is-everything-short-script-competition/

It seems they never publicly announce the winner and the company that sponsored it is taking no submissions for work. So I was just wondering who won? I know the big storm passed thru there a month back and that might have really messed up the shooting of the winning film but that does not explain why no winner was announce in early August.

Thank you y'all.