Jerome Passariello's Lounge Discussions

Welcome aboard Yannick!

Hi Yannick! My Brother also went to Berklee College of Music. Welcome!

Welcome!

Thank you very much for your kind messages !

Your welcome Yannick Monier, I had a student named Yannick.

Hi Jerome. Getting your script and yourself out there is a whole lot of building relationships and making connections, so I’d definitely fill out your profile bio and let everyone know who comes across you, who you are and start chatting to people. Also you can put the loglines of your scripts and even the script itself upon request up on your profile so people can immediately see your projects and ask about them or request them. Hope this helps!

hi Jaye I finished my profile, I am new to this site. Have you wrote any scripts, and how did you get connected with people from here.

Welcome, Jerome! Glad to have you. Be sure to post your loglines on your account so people can find you. And consider taking part in some pitch sessions to practice sharing your project and getting in front of the executives of your choice. You can check it out here: https://www.stage32.com/scriptservices/pitch-sessions

where can I connect with some pitch sessions on here?

I'm not sure what you mean, Jerome. You can sign up for a pitch session here https://www.stage32.com/scriptservices/pitch-sessions. Is that what you're looking for?

By log lines what do you mean by that?

What a fun question, Mista Martel My first completed heap of trash took about a year and was just written as a learning script in school. My next feature script was for my final project in school and it took quite a bit of time too but was optioned. NOW I can bang out a first draft in about 30 days. I once read if you just write 1 page per day, you can complete 3 features per year (leaving time for outlining/pitching etc). But for those 30 days, I am all consumed. Which means my kids eat a lot of frozen burritos.

Two weeks. Each one is two weeks.

12 hours for BlackBird. My favourite The Indian Wife took about 3 days.

edit... i just realized I didn't answer the question lol.

My first In Your Name took about 2 months. The second "The Indian Wife" took 3 days. And BlackBird, which is my favourite took 12 hours.

I wrote a script it’s three scenes of being finished.

17 weeks to write my first feature back in 2012.

The last produced screenplay I wrote took six days.

Congrats Louisa I know that your going to getting into great things

Amazing Kacee Well done, Kacee!

Thanks for lighting the way Kacee! Your hard work and due diligence have paid off.

Awesome! How's it going now? Any update?

Thank you so much for the amazing words of encouragement. I will update everyone after the Christmas holiday. But with that being said I have two amazing female producers onboard helping. Patience is most definitely needed when a story gets greenlit!!! More later. Everyone have a wonderful holiday and always believe in yourself and your ability!!!!

Deadline was yesterday.

Hi I wrote a script how do I get it out there

See FAQ on Stage 32.

Where’s the FAQ on stage 32

Thanks all. I found it in plenty of time via https://www.stage32.com/blog/Announcing-Thats-a-Movie-Logline-Contest-Th...