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32 Tips For Indie Feature Film Development & Pre-Production
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A Stage 32 Success Story: My Adventures Writing My First Horror Movie
Stage 32 Certification at Focus London 2024!
Coffee & Content: How Do You Overcome Negativity?
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The Long & Winding Road To Purgatory Station
3 Ways Acting Has Helped Me Become A Better Writer
Understanding Your Character's Goals & Motivations
The 3 Step Process To Unlock Your Creativity
The Road Most Traveled: Shifting Your Perspective On Success In Entertainment
WARNING: Objects in mirror are closer than they appear, or is it that they may not be as close as they appear? I suppose it all depends on how they appear and how blind we’ve become to a message that’s under our noses every day; I’ll come back to this. The mission you have chosen to accept in this industry is one of delivering a perspective. Whether you are a writer, actor, director, producer, costumer, or gaffer. The projects you work on will all set out to deliver a …
The Road Most Traveled: Shifting Your Perspective on Success in Entertainment
WARNING: Objects in mirror are closer than they appear, or is it that they may not be as close as they appear? I suppose it all depends on how they appear and how blind we’ve become to a message that’s under our noses everyday; I’ll come back to this. The mission you have chosen to accept in this industry is one of delivering a perspective. Whether you are writer, actor, director, producer, costumer, or gaffer. The projects you work on will all set out to deliver a per…
Part 2 : What To Do While You Wait For Your Big Break
I reached out to Tiffany Boyle from Ramo Law, whom I met through Stage 32 and worked with on some other projects, I recalled her saying she knew of an animation distributor, so I asked her if she’d send the pitch package to them, she did and they came back with something along the lines of, it wasn’t the type of material they were looking for at the moment. But she did know of another entertainment company that may be interested. She sent it off, and voila´ we are now i…
Part 1 - What To Do While You Wait For Your Big Break
Most of you have no doubt heard one of the sayings along the lines of, 'an overnight success 10 years in the making,' or 'you have to put in 10,000 hours of practice before you are truly ready.' And even if you haven't, if you are in this business (or any creative endeavor) you certainly know the emotional roller coaster of waiting for your work to get noticed in some way, shape or form. So what do you do to pass the time in between those 10 years or 10,000 hours? There are two avenues…
Aligning the Synergy of a Creative Production: 4 Key Components
It was one of my (mostly) daily tips in the screenwriting lounge that spawned this post, but it was also mentioned that perhaps the community would be interested in things I’ve learned and could relay in regards to my experience. So, I put the two thoughts on the simmer burner of my brain and when I went to check the pot, I remembered that both my creative approach to projects and my personal approach to professional accomplishment, are one in the same and that is the most valuable…
The Stage 32 Festival
People often ask me how they can best use Stage 32. They ask why they should bother networking with people not in their area, whether there's anything to be gained by completing their profile, or whether it's worthwhile to post in the Stage 32 Lounge. They wonder what's in it for them. I've been giving a lot of thought recently about writing a blog on the subject until I discovered one had already been written for me, and, I might add, more eloquently than …
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