Introduce Yourself : Hello Stage32... again. by Roseline Effanga

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Hi, Roseline Effanga. I really like the title of your script. Your script covers an important topic. Hope you find success with the script on here.

Hello Ilan Breil, my script Tomorrow Is Us is a story of a teenage girl named Danielle Smith who, together with her older brother Myles, witnessed their father abuse their mother until her death. This left them in the mothering hands of their maternal aunt, Chika. The effect of witnessing domestic violence registers on them manifesting differently in both of them. For Myles, it's all about staying away from home and engaging in the school's athletics while Danielle on the other hand withdraws from school because of her slipping grades and materialistic friends. Danielle falls victim of both physical and sexual assault by her estranged childhood friend. Encouraged by her aunt Chika, she decides to report her case. Discovering that violence/victimage is mostly a cycle transcending from parents to their kids, she works with an advocate and starts a new movement to secure a good environment for the younger generation across the world.

If you are interested in reading the synopsis of the work, please email me rosieposieeffanga@gmail.com. Thanks.

Hello, Maurice Vaughan. Thanks so much for the compliment. I do appreciate.

My current script (Fantasy) talks about a young Princess and her quest to find answers to the puzzles embedded in her visions. In the bid to do that, she uncovers the dark secret of her father's life that has put the entire kingdom including her life, in mortal danger. It's an unfinished work but I'm in the final stages.

If anyone is interested, please do send me an email rosieposieeffanga@gmail.com.

Thanks.

You're welcome, Roseline Effanga. Your stories sound terrific.

Good luck! Domestic violence is a terrible scourge

Welcome to Stage 32! Again! Which lounge is your favorite?

HUGE Welcome Roseline Effanga . Cheering you on every step of the way.

Thanks Maurice Vaughan. I really appreciate

Thanks David Pirinelli and Cali Gilbert.

Thanks Cherelynn Baker. I actually like the Producing lounge. Hope to have a great connection with producers interested in my work.

You're welcome, Roseline Effanga.