Don't Miss November's Community Open House- Free Webcast Event for All Members!
Tuesday, November 25th at 12:00 pm PT!
Every success story begins with a first step.
If you’re ready to take yours, join me, Ashley Smith, Head of Community at Stage 32, for our November Community Open House Webcast happening Tuesday, November 25th at 12:00 pm PT!
Free Registration: https://www.stage32.com/education/products/stage-32-s-november-community-open-house-webcast
Whether you’re chasing representation, looking for collaborators, or simply tired of creating in isolation, this live event is your chance to show up, be seen, and start making real progress.
This isn’t just an overview — it’s your creative launchpad. You’ll walk away with practical tools, new connections, and a clear path forward, no matter your background or where you are in your career.
You’ll Learn How To:
- Navigate Stage 32 like a pro and make the platform work for your goals
- Build authentic connections through the Stage 32 Lounges
- Access Education, Certification, and Script Services tailored to your next big move
- Show up in ways that get you noticed by the right people at the right time
- Participate in real-time Q&A and get guidance specific to your path
Whether you’re a writer, filmmaker, actor, producer, composer, editor, or wear multiple creative hats — this is where your Stage 32 journey truly begins.
If you can’t attend live, don’t worry — registering ensures you’ll receive the full recording to watch anytime from anywhere.
Who’s planning to join me live for the Open House?
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@Jose Luis Madrigal When I pitch my scripts, I provide refined loglines with comps polished through professional feedback. Producers often say my loglines and pitch letters are strong, and that my ideas are high-concept, marketable, and fresh. I also submit to Stage 32 OWAs.
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Hi Lisa: where are your titles / loglines / genres posted? If you wish for assistance they need to get an idea of what your scripts are about. You've mentioned "period stories" and that actually will...
Expand commentHi Lisa: where are your titles / loglines / genres posted? If you wish for assistance they need to get an idea of what your scripts are about. You've mentioned "period stories" and that actually will make many shy away. Also, if you do not have professionally completed shooting schedules and budgets, you do not know what your budget is. While it is true your cast can impact the budget, your BTL and post-production will not be impacted. A producer that takes on your projects will still have to have schedules/budgets done since you haven't done this. Your attitude is wonderful about constantly reaching out, pursuing producers for opportunities. So do keep at it!
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@Maurice Vaughan Thanks for the tips. I usually keep my loglines private and only share them when pitching directly to producers. I have not been active on social media or Stage 32’s Your Stage Lounge. I mainly focus on submitting to producers who have experience with projects like mine.
You're welcome, Lisa Weiss. Hope the tips help!
@Lindbergh E Hollingsworth Thank you for your advice. I understand what you are saying regarding budgets and schedules. My estimates are based on similar films to mine, and I know a producer will fina...
Expand comment@Lindbergh E Hollingsworth Thank you for your advice. I understand what you are saying regarding budgets and schedules. My estimates are based on similar films to mine, and I know a producer will finalize schedules and budgets once attached. I also realize period pieces can be challenging, but that is what I love to write. I do have scripts in different genres and at lower budgets as well, so there is some range in my projects. Regarding my loglines, I keep them private unless I am pitching them directly to a producer.