Sarah Bitely's Lounge Discussions

Hi Sarah! Workers comp is administered differently by each state, if I remember correctly, so you might start by Googling general workers comp in your state, see what comes up, and start making phone calls from there. Good luck! =)

Hi Sarah, you can obtain workers comp, including fight scenes that are choreographed, structured, and sequenced. These scenes may involve physical contact between actors and the use of weapons. But this needs to be part of the complete insurance package for your film and may not be purchased separately. Let me know if you need a quote. Cheers

Your production insurance agent will have this. You need prod insurance before you can get stunt insurance.

Revenge of the dead thread.

Very cool, well I'm looking forward to seeing it in the Spring then!

I didn't quite understand what two for tea was about, I'm assuming it's a thriller? Only because of the music? And an unhappy lady.. but it looks well done, I was just left with wanting to know what it's about.. wish I had your production skills!

The production skills here belong entirely to the director and his crew, Jennifer. As to what it's about, here's the synopsis from the vimeo page: "When the law shows up to take a retired schoolteacher's grandson into custody, things take a turn for the worst. In this brooding tale about the darker side of unconditional love, an indomitable (and perhaps slightly unhinged) grandmother pits herself against the forces that could tear her family apart." You can also read the first three pages of the script on my script-sample page, here: http://joshbarkeythree.blogspot.com/

Hey Josh! Cool! Thanks so much!

"Choppy!"

Hey, Sarah. Welcome aboard! You'll find what you're looking for here. Happy Holidays

Great to have you in this community, Sarah! You can find producers 3 ways: 1) go up to the Connect section and you can search by location and profession 2) post in the jobs section, where you can state exactly what you're looking for for your project and 3) get active in the lounge discussions and network with some of the awesome talented professionals interacting in there. All the best and Happy Holidays! :)

Pimpkillah is seriously cool. As someone who writes in the gritty/pulpy genre myself it's so cool to see a female writer succeeding in this area. It's well worth checking out Sarah's website and learning more about her and her comic book series. She's certainly someone we should all be keeping our eye on.

sarah, I am trying to pitch a graphic novel. Do you have any suggestions?