I'm an optioned writer from the Midwest. I love meeting new writers and talking shop. I'm always up for learning from my writers. Never stop writing!
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Hey John Radtke great to meet you! What're you working on right now that's got you inspired?
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Devine Afternoon,
I genuinely thank you for reaching out.
I would absolute love to chat
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Lovely to meet you John Radtke congrats on being an optioned writer. I’m Kevin, I’m also a writer. What’s your favourite genre and what are you working on right now?
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Brilliant ideal! I never stop writing either! It's good to meet you, my name is Sarah. What type or types of literature do you like writing? Do you have a favourite project?
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Nice to meet you here, looking forward to your works
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Its good to have you here John!
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What genre did you usually write
Hi, John. Former cheesehead here. Congrats on your option! Since transitioning from the music business, I’ve directed two shorts, a handful of music videos, and a half-hour pilot. As of last week, I am directing my first feature, working with producers for whom I’ve worked on four features. Keep up the good work!
Hi John. How do you become an optioned writer? I (true confessions moment) don't even know what that means. (Oh my God, there are so many notices, if I answer them all, I'll never get to my day.) Tell me your story. You wrote a screenplay, , and then you got optioned. This blank space brings back painful memories. athe two of them were sitting together in the party, then they left , and then the next morning he said to everybody, "I ______ (had sex with) _____________________ (name of girl). Maybe I should write a movie called the blank space about an autistic guy who experiences a lot of blank, unexplained spaces. "Wait a minute! How did we get from A (writing) to C (optioned)? Wasn't there supposed to be a B somewhere in between? Or did I learn the alphabet all wrong. And if any of you use this line, Im coming after you.
So, John, did you learn anything from me?
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Always great to see you, John Radtke. Congratulations on the option.
John Radtke hi John, how’s it going? What are you working on at the moment?
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Hey welcome. Optioned writer from the Midwest is great to see. What's the genre you're most drawn to write these days?
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Congratulations, John Radtke! And thank you for taking the time to reintroduce yourself and share about your option!
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Ashley Renée Smith! Thanks so much!
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Sam Rivera Hi Sam, Thanks. I write comedy, all kinds of comedy. This world needs to laugh more than ever.
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@geoffhall I'm working on a comedy about the afterlife and how we are all being scammed.
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Richard "RB" Botto Thanks so much!
Jim Cushinery Thanks! Sounds like you're doing great too! Keep it up!
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John Stephen I write all kinds of comedy. I love making people laugh. We all need to laugh espeically now!
Marc Ginsburg I became an optioned writer by honing my craft, working my ass off, networking, crying, standing on the ledge, and eating a lot of donuts. Everything is true except for standing on the ledge. There is no tried way to break into Hollywood. Just keep writing! If you option your script, you're basically renting it to the producer who is looking to make it into a movie. There are also shopping agreements, and of course, selling your script.
Sarah Hilton thanks Sarah. I love comedy. All my projects are my favorite.