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Coffee & Content: The Secret To Moving The Needle
The Importance Of A Production Coordinator On Your Productions
Stage 32 Presents: Meet the Producers from this Year’s Cannes In-Competition Films!
Celebrate the July 2024 Stage 32 Community’s Successes!
Red Carpet Roll-Out: August 2024's New Educators & Executives At Stage 32!
The Role Of An AD (Assistant Director) On Set!
How Independent Filmmakers Build & Manage Their Relationships
The Tools Needed To Be A Content Creator!
5 Things We Learned Working with an All Female Crew, and Would We Do it Again?
July Filmmakers Club Week 2: What Are The Roles You See Yourself In?
Breaking into Screenwriting: Features vs. Television
When approaching the industry strategically, many writers consider not only what they enjoy writing or what format speaks to them, but also where they might have greater odds for building a tangible, sustainable, screenwriting career. Judging by the numbers, there are more opportunities in television than there are in film. In 2014, over 4,000 WGA members claimed income generated from working in the television sector; by contrast, only 1,800 WGA scribes made their money in the feature fi…
Screenwriters: Leave Your Mistrust at the Door
While most emerging writers who do their research and keep a level head come to screenwriting with a clear understanding of how the industry works, it does happen that a new writer will arrive on the scene, with his or her mistrust put broadly - if not proudly - on display. After all, there have been stories (rare but memorable) of screenplays being stolen (as well as story credit and payment being withheld and consequently and successfully sued for), screenwriters seeing their original …
Unabashed Confession: I heart Richard Botto
We are honored and humbled to bring you a post by Stage 32 educator, Lee Jessup. Lee is a tireless advocate for helping screenwriters navigate the industry. Over the years, she has assisted countless writers in moving their careers forward and we couldn't be happier to have her share with you today.
Making it as a Screenwriter: When a Screenplay Fails
Today marks the return of my friend, Lee Jessup. For those unfamiliar with Lee, she's one of the most revered, respected, and sought after screenwriting coaches in the business. Her client list includes WGA members, Emmy and Golden Globe nominated screenwriters, repped and emerging screenwriters, best selling and published authors, and contest winners and finalists. Lee first graced the Stage 32 Blog with her popular entry, What Every Screenwriter Should Know…
What Every Aspiring Screenwriter Should Know (but no one tells them)
Today's guest post comes from screenwriting career coach, Lee Jessup. In this post, Lee examines some truths that will assist in navigating the business end of the screenwriting world and increase your odds of success. This blog entry illustrates everything I love about Lee. Not only is she one of the most knowledgable and sought after career coaches in the screenwriting biz, but she's a no BS, straight shooter. Let me tell ya, that's a rarity in this world. As a reminder, …
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