Teleah Moore: Screenwriter, producer and content creator in Baltimore, Maryland.

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Francisco Castro Well done! What a great way to celebrate Easter! I love the titles and am excited to think they're both being considered. Wishing you every success.

what is OWA?

OWA stands for Open Writing Assignments, Jed Power. You can find them in The Writer's Room of Stage32.

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Hello Maddison! I spent seven years in and out of South Africa in the 90’s. I have a project set in South Africa I’m developing. welcome!

Welcome!!

Thanks for the info, CJ. I think that's a smart way to approach a holiday script. Family-friendly and micro or low-budget. That way, you can target different companies/producers. Not just Hallmark.

Maurice Vaughan I know this is an old post, but how can I meet agents that shop films to Hallmark?

Hi, Kevin Jackson. You might find agents that shop films to Hallmark with IMDbPro. https://pro.imdb.com/signup/index.html?rf=bing_brand_us_675823263_132711...

Hi James Sutherland I have to apologize. I just re-read your expanded explanation of the plot that you shared yesterday. I love the premise and the twist. That said, I don’t think any of the log lines so far - mine included - quite capture the hook or the twist.

Clearly this detective isn’t interested in solving anything, and her daughter wasn’t, in any literal sense, murdered.

The tension here, and it’s really good tension, is whether or not she - someone who’s vowed to uphold the law - will be discovered as committing the worst crime possible.

The fact that she’s exacting revenge for her daughter makes her a wonderful, sympathetic, anti-hero. It’s great audience subversion. We’re rooting for a cop to get away with murder.

All that leads to a couple more suggestions for ways to craft your log line. As always, I hope this helps.

“As a cop murders gang members who drove her daughter to suicide, she tries avoids detection by embedding herself in the case.”

“When gang members begin turning up dead, a hardened detective forces her way onto the case, not to solve the crime, but to hide the fact that she’s the murderer.”

The more I learn about your story, the more I like it. Good luck.

Hi Paul Guidry, thank you so much for this, very in depth and it helps a lot!

Former big city detective banished to small town police work while pursuing justice for her daughter, races against former colleagues to solve a gruesome murder.

Thank you for sharing, Maurice Vaughan!

You're welcome, Ashley Renee Smith.

LOVE!

Thank you, Teleah! I appreciate it.

Welcome Tunde, your right we to do more co-labs so we can see more of our stories into film and T.V. Check out my profile and my saga Warriors of MA it's a fantasy / drama on my profile give me some feedback. Thanks

Welcome!

Welcome, Babatunde Akinlade! You should definitely spend time in the Stage 32 Animation Lounge where you can join discussions, pose questions that you may have, provide advice or insights, and share news/announcements that interest you.

You can find the lounge through the toolbar at the top of your browser window. Simply click on "Lounge", which will direct you to a new page listing all the current lounges available. Then select "Animation".

it’s a beautiful cover, but I suggest you make the bottom type stand out more because it is hard to read. there are many easy ways to accomplish that. Contact me for free help.

Great looking poster, Christa!

Beautiful poster and congratulations!

Congratulations!

Fabulous! Congrats!

Huge congrats to Elizabeth! Can't wait to see what comes out of Elizabeth and Tammy's team up!

I us IngramSpark to publish both books and digital formats. https://www.ingramspark.com/

Amazon and it book sellers rob us authors bilind! My books list for $19.95 and $24.95. My cost for printing on demand runs $6 to $10 roughly. Amazon sell my third book listed at $19.95 for $4.97. I actually lose money on the sale1

Thanks for the helpful comments. I've had four books for content creators published by Michael Wiese Productions which is a great company that specializes in the media industry. One co-authored children's book was done by Book Baby but the other author handled everything so I'm not sure how that went. And a couple of our own we did through Amazon. However, we're looking for a non-Amazon way to go next and will certainly check out some of the ones you all mentioned. Good luck to everyone with getting your creative projects out to a wide and appreciative audience!

Are you sure it's not Draft2Digital? If so I use then for my ebooks. They have a great and simple setup process and fantastic distribution. For print, I use KDP and Ingram because each have different distribution avenues. I hope to expand my print books through other services so that they are offered far and wide.

I use a local printer for those books I sell myself at craft shows, Christmas markets, and elsewhere.

Hope this helps.