Sabina Giado: Screenwriter in Denver, Colorado.

Hi all in this great community. I'm looking for short film scripts from great writers in the EU - would love to discuss with writer/producer/directors

Hello Sabina, If you are ever in need of music please do not hesitate to contact me. I have scored for theater and film in a variety of genres. You can view my portfolio at: http://ambroseftmusic.com/?page_id=10 Feel free to contact me for more info. Thank you for your time, AFT

Assalam alaikum Hadia...remember me? :-)

Peace and Blessing Sabina

hey Sabina!

Hi, Sabina, thanks for the add! --Doug www.fourstarfeedback.com Twitter: @DougDavidson71

Thanks Sabina! Nice to meet you.

You're a real inspiration. You know what makes independent film so great? Precisely the fact that it's all up in the air with little chance of ever reaching the ground. I love the headaches and heartaches that come with shooting low-budget. Somehow they make me feel alive. Hope I have an experience very much like yours very soon.

Hi Sabina! thanks for joining)

Hi Art! What do you need film/theatre journalists for?

Great to meet you Peter!

I've distilled everything I know about writing loglines into one article. http://sabinagiado.wordpress.com/2013/05/12/wax-off-or-how-to-write-a-ki...

I don't know if anyone has expressed this opinion yet, but here goes. I think Mr. Olson is complaining more about the writer's lack of professionalism than the actual quality of the work (which albeit was bad, but that is expected from a novice anyway.) The 'young man' was of his 'barest acquaintance'. From the sounds of it, he and his girlfriend pestered him to read his synopsis, then replaced one version with another, and then didn't take his feedback with grace - worse still, they went and told everybody that he was a "d***". Obviously Mr. Olson reads peoples' scripts - he says he has a pile of scripts by 'good friends'. The operative word here is 'good friend'. Mr. Olson possibly has to care about you a great deal. Have a rapport. And perhaps be very excited about the idea. Not an unreasonable request. You wouldn't want to write a script with a 'meh' idea in the first place - however, if someone is not into your genre or idea, you wouldn't want them to read it too. People have rules about the way you can interact with them professionally and personally. That's fine. Human beings do that all the time. I'm surprised Mr. Olson didn't cuss him out at the very beginning. He obviously waited till he disappointed him completely and then wrote an article based on that frustration. Personally I would much prefer to pitch someone my idea and have them get so excited that they would be like, "I need to read your script NOW." And I send it to them. God willing, it blows their socks off. Essentially if I can't sell them on the idea, they won't sit through my script anyway.

Hi Stuart! Great to meet you. My brother lives in Auckland and I was seriously considering the film Master's course in Uni of Auckland at one time :-) Beautiful country - though I think you know that.

Hi Sabina, I've met you at the screenwriters meeting a few months back. Let me know if you ever need actors to do a table read for your scripts. Best. C

Hey! Nice to see here! How was GAPF btw?

Thanks for the connection Sabina

Hi Zack thanks for connecting!