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Introduce Yourself to the Group
INTRODUCE
Hi everyone,
I’m glad you’ve joined us for the class.
To start the class out, please introduce yourself below. That will give you a chance to be part of this group and learn how the forums work.
Tell us the following:
1. Name?
2. How many scripts you’ve written?
3. What you hope to get out of the class?
4. Something unique, special, strange or unusual about you?
We look forward to working with you all!
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5 Replies
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Hi! I’m Donna. I’m a career playwright who’s been migrating into screenwriting. I’ve written 28 full-length plays and more than three dozen short ones. I’ve written four screenplays: three holiday romcoms and a thriller that’s currently in post-production called THE WIVES CLUB. And now I want to learn to write horror! Interesting fact: I make crossword puzzles.
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Hi, is anyone else in this group? I’m not sure I’m checking the forum correctly. Nice to meet you!
Leslie
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Hi, I’m Leslie. I’ve written just a couple of scripts. Half-hours. I’ve placed in multiple contests and festivals. I consider myself still very much a novice.
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Hi! I’m CJ Lyons. Only a “training wheels” script completed, but I learned tons and am eager to expand my genre horizons. I’m a thriller writer and have been working with several producers to adapt my novels for film and TV, so want to learn more, more, more about screen writing!
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Hi Everyone,
My name is Tasha and I’m super late to join this class, but here goes.
I’ve written 3 feature length scripts so far. I hope to gain a mastery of writing scripts in my favorite genre.
I use a lot of older slang in my personal/everyday way of speaking. Some examples are: Man Alive!, the salad days, and old hat at. I never thought that way of speaking was old-fashioned, but my friends and family have since corrected me.
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