The Stage 32 Videos: Screenwriter

Dr. Carol Frye (Melissa Baird) is a prominent award-winning psychiatrist who has been treating Steven (Pete Penuel), a patient with extreme Dissociative Identity Disorder and PTSD. Things become tense when Steven begins acting strangely.

Winner of 30+ International Film Festivals and short listed for Academy Award Nomination. Ana’s Playground is a short film about a rag-tag group of children in an unidentified, war-torn country who are playing soccer while listening to a professional match. When their ball flies out of reach, our hero Ana is unexpectedly forced into a dangerous game of cat and mouse with a sniper. As the contest on the radio heats up, Ana, her friends, and the sniper all listen intently to the broadcast. In a fleeting moment, Ana forges a connection with her enemy – a mutual respect born in the recognition of worthy adversaries. However, the shared moment passes and the no man’s land swallows them up once again, with soccer, and sport in general, representing what’s left of their receding youth. The story focuses on the moment a child is forced to choose between ideology and humanity, and how the world often responds to that choice. Ana’s Playground avoids political or regional stereotypes. Its focus is on the effects of violence on children, rather than on the political or racial differences of a particular conflict. The film has been awarded top honors at 4 qualifying festivals of The Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences and has been short listed for an Academy Award® Nomination.

James Capel is an actor and writer who, in 2020 decided it was time to create something he couldn't seem to find anywhere online: a dedicated writing community

Taika Waititi is a New Zealand film and TV director, screenwriter, producer, actor, and comedian. Taika's screenwriting credits include Thor: Ragnarök, Jojo ...

Raised in a family of actors, directors, writers and actors, Luca Caserta breathed art from an early age. The latest work by the Italian director, the short film "Tell Me Who I Am", has exceeded one hundred awards, received at Festivals around the world, from United States to Japan, passing through India, China, Canada and Brazil. An unstoppable path for a film that adds a high humanitarian value to cinematic quality.

A mysterious hand is trying to find love and adventure in the era of covid.

Sindisiwe used to live with her mother but now that she’s died, she must live with her older brother Mandla who moves in with his own rules and plans. But Mandla is owing people and he wants to sell the house to pay his debts while Sindisiwe would like to save it. To do this, she must find courage (Isibindi in Zulu) to fight her brother and do what is best for herself without disrespecting her family during a trying time.

contact: info@lucacaserta.com website: www.lucacaserta.com facebook /luca.caserta.filmmaker instagram @luca_caserta twitter @Luca_Caserta the music "North" contained in this video is by Silent Partner © all rights reserved 2016

This video shows highlights of Ailish's recent acting roles. NB. She uses her maiden name, Symons, for acting, and her married name, Castillo, for producing/directing/writing credits.

Short Film (2020) - A couple on their way home is harassed by three strangers who won’t let them leave the isolated parking lot where they left their car.

Short reels from "The Job" starring Daryl Hannah, distributed by Lions Gate, and "Uncross the Stars" starring Ron Perlman.

Sometimes it gets very hard to stay motivated. I found this interview really inspiring so I share it with you guys. Hope it helps your writing process :)