David Das's Lounge Discussions

Welcome Tammy, pleased to meet you!

Great to meet you too, James!

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Hi... nice to meet you!

Congratulations on your project Tammy Klembith . I wish you all the best and may you bring us great things. Cheers.

Hey, Edward Morrisseey! My name is Kay, I'm the Community Manager here at Stage 32. If you'd like to learn more about myself and the Stage32 Team, we have an intro blog: https://www.stage32.com/blog/Meet-the-Stage-32-Team Nice to meet you and welcome to the community!

Man, that's some powerful stuff! Good for you for pursuing content based on declassified material! I know it's not the only example, but I loved ARGO, based on a declassified mission. Where are you in the process? Are you still revising the script or are you packaging it now? Definitely reach out to our Director of Script Services, Jason Mirch, who is excellent at matching projects with potential executives (or managers, in your case): J.Mirch@stage32.com

I’m sure you’ve already discovered the Screenwriting Lounge (https://www.stage32.com/lounge/screenwriting), but I think you could benefit from networking in the Producing Lounge as well! Lots of producers know how to package and sell scripts: https://www.stage32.com/lounge/producing

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! 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!

I wonder if you might find an entertainment attorney who could handle the negotiations to keep you out of that side of it. It sounds like you have some wonderful stories to tell! I love the true crime and espionage genres so if you've got a compelling angle on 20th century events, that's really promising.