Hi, All, I was contacted by the Dept. Chair of Creative Writing regarding my Reds baseball book. The School of Creative Performing Arts is going to adapt my YA baseball story into a musical in which they'll perform for the Cincinnati Public Schools/Cincinnati Archdiocese. They are seeking a mentor (producer/screenwriter) the students can consult to review/advise the musical play the students create from the book. SCPA has its own set/costume designers/actors/singers/dancers/musicians/drama majors/writers. A great project for talented artists willing to help mentor our next rising stars.
Introduce Yourself : Performing Arts School in Cincinnati needs Producer/Screenplay writer for my baseball musical by Doc Paul Mullen
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I've been mentoring young writers and actors all my life... but I'm in New York...
Loan, Thank you for your reply. You might be interested in spear-heading the NYC musical play project. I created a Yankees book titled The Last At-Bat at Yankee Stadium. It's the story of a twelve-year-old boy from the Bronx who dreams of hitting a home run at old Yankee Stadium before it's torn down. A book editor from Penguin in NYC collaborated with me on the writing of the project. There are a million students in New York City public schools and there are many channels that a play like this could garnish interest. I could send you a copy of the book to review. Then we could talk in more detail and start shopping around in NYC. Fortunately, you have many avenues for a NYC project like this. Let me know your thoughts, Paul
Mentoring students for a few weeks, who are engaged in a project that is already under way is vastly different than spear-heading a whole new project in NYC... here, getting a theatre piece produced would take many months of intense schedule, and that is something that I cannot commit to, since I do have other lucrative offers under way... I'll pass the idea along if I happen to meet someone who might be interested though...