Arlene Mantek: Crafty, production assistant and prop master in Los Angeles, California.

There is currently a post discussing how you consider your own script titles, but I'm curious to learn what titles you feel really nailed it. Which ones make you stop and think, "Wow, great title."

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Thanks Arlene for your invite!

Congratulations Taylor in being in remission. I pray this continues and your success is an inspiration to others.

Hello stage 32 community! Let me first say I appreciate having this outlet to share my thoughts as an artist. I haven't spent as much time on the site talking to fellow artist as I should but I'm working to change that. I'm a screenwriter from Chicago on a mission to make a move to L.A. in the near future. I understand that there are many of you currently residing in L.A. so I'm assuming that many of you know the area pretty well. If you could spare a minute, is there any advice you could share that would help in my quest to relocate there? The best area to live, best place to find a job, agencies that work with local screenwriters, etc.. any info would be much appreciated.

Finished the first Act in my script but am wondering whether or not it should just be 3 acts? I feel like it should have an extra act. Thoughts?

Thanks for posting this, RB. I'm a New Jersey Girl, and have no trouble saying: "No, not at this time." ;-)

Sy Richardson last TV series was recurring in the twelve Emmy nominated series ‘PUSHING DAISIES”. Richardson career reach another level after meeting and working with Alex Cox on Repoman and Straight to Hell, which was his first lead role. He is on the Repoman Soundtrack performing Bad Man and Performing A Town Called Big Nothing with Elvis Costello on the Out Of Our Idiot CD. He has appeared in over ninety movies, sixty television shows and sixty plays. His career has taken him to film locations from the US, to Europe, South America and Australia. Searcher 2.0. is the seventh film with friend and director/writer Alex Cox. Sy’s (someone stole your fries) McDonald's spot, received the 3 star positions for Advertising Age Magazine in 1998. His 2008 FedEx, Super Bowl Commercial “PIDGEON was the second best 2008 Emmy nominated commercial. PIDGEON was the fourth best Super Bowl Commercial of all times. We are talking fifty-nine years of Super Bowl Commercials. Sy Richardson won the 2007 Best Actors Award at the 168 Hour Christian Film Festival. At the present time, he is feature in a National Old Navy commercial. Sy wrote, directed and produced four shorts films Last Chance, Us Against Them and Familiar Strangers. He co-produced and directed the Symposium 98, a documentary, for the SAG/AFTRA EEOC department. He directed "TREE" for the Los Angeles Opera Foundation. His direction of "South Of Where We Live" won one out of three nominations for the NAACP Image Awards in 1988. Summers In Suffolk was nominated for three NAACP Image Awards in 1996. Passing won two out ten NAACP nominations in 1997. At this time Sy has directed 25 plays and seven musical Variety shows. Sy Richardson wrote the original screenplay " Posse" He self-published five books African American Actors (how to live and work in Hollywood), 60 + Questions (a busy actors guide for building characters), Cold Reading Made Simple, The Popcorn Cook Book and PEP (prayer education & persistence) for Christian Entertainers. Richardson was born in Cincinnati, Ohio and raised in Chicago Illinois. He attended fourteen elementary schools, five high schools, three colleges He spent two years on active duty with the United States Navy. Later worked seven years driving for the Chicago Transits Authority. Sy started singing at twelve and wrote and recorded his first record with Lil June and the Januarys at sixteen. In his early-twenties, Sy & Lil June and the Januarys formed their own recording company called Trans World Sound. Life slapped him in the face and he knew it was time to further his education. Sy Richardson graduated from University of Colorado, Boulder with a BS in Journalism specializing in advertising. After a short stint with several Colorado newspapers, he opted to act and joined the Heritage Square Opera House in Golden Colorado. He performed in vaudeville shows and Olios from Salt Lake City Utah to St. Louis Mo for two years. Boredom set in and Sy trek to Hollywood. Mr. Richardson has traveled around the United States doing lectures on How to Live in Work in Hollywood and PEP for Christian Entertainers.. Richardson is on the Board of Directors for the Towne Street Theater, He chaired the SAG Casting Committee for three years and taught a cold reading class for the SAG Conservatory and a former member on the Board of Directors for the Screen Actors Guild. Sy taught a Bible Study class for adult entertainers at West Angeles Church of God and Christ for 6 years. He is now a member of Bel Air Enterainment Minstry and BAAD) Bel-Air Drama Department. Deacon Richardson leads a small group for entertainers at Bel-Air Presbyterian Church in Los Angeles.

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