Hey all,
I am a queer feminist film and tv screenwriter...have been writing scripts for the past 3 years. With a background in healthcare and publishing, my stories entertain but also move the needle on cultural perceptions and norms. My completed projects include the award-winning “Angels of War” T...
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I'm sure this topic has been exhaustively explained here and everywhere, yet here I am to bring it up with my apologies. I have written episodic spec scripts for one of my fav shows (a side brain hustle for creativity) that I think works well. After watching the current series latest episode, I was...
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Perhaps write a query letter to the showrunner.
in my experience, before a showrunner can even look at a script, you would need to sign all sorts of disclosures/releases so that if the story idea is similar to something in a later episode, you can'...
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Understand - I figured it was a pipe dream, but wanted to explore if any ever had luck in that way. Thanks for all the help. It was more an exercise to break away from other work, but it did suffice. Thanks again all!
A naive and closeted young woman determined to improve her life, is hired by a wealthy Gilded Age family in upstate New York, only to find her dream job turn into a living nightmare.
American Nurses stationed in the South Pacific, must struggle to save as many lives as possible - including their own - when they are caught behind enemy lines during WWII. (Band of Brothers meets Call The Midwife).
Welcome everyone! Would love to hear your comments and thoughts in real time about the Stage 32 + Netflix pitching webinar....sound off!
Don't forget, if you missed it live, it's available On Demand at the link below. Great way to spend a few hours of your Sunday
https://www.stage32.com/webinars/Stage-32-%20-Netflix-Present-Television.....
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What especially stood out for me were two things. First, when C Mack (!) talked about how a writer can present to Netflix, he said that good writers must get an agent but that "the cream always rises...
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It's a match - until it isn't
Hello Natalie -
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Thank you!
My pleasure. Glad to have you here Natalie!
Hi Natalie. I'm RB, Founder and CEO of Stage 32. As a screenwriter, producer, actor and filmmaker, I know first-hand the challenges all creatives face finding work, landing representation, launching projects, securing funding and simply making the connections that will make a difference in their careers. That's why I created Stage 32. Since our launch in September of 2011, the community has grown to 1,000,000+ members representing every country on the planet making Stage 32 the social network uniquely populated with the most creative people on Earth.
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Thanks RB - I appreciate all of the hard work and effort that's gone into creating Stage 32.
And I appreciate you sending me this kind and thoughtful note, Natalie. A pleasure to have you in the community!
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Morgan - I don't actually :)
Ha ha, Natalie, I thought everyone in PS did.
Oh ok, Natalie Gluck Bergman. I don't know about the Gilded Age in Upstate NY 1890s. I'm really curious about "Gilded" now. :)