Introduce Yourself to the Group

[Rebecca Sukle]

Hello Everyone.
My name is Rebecca (RS) Sukle. I’ve written 5 scripts with one in the works during my five years of taking classes at Screenwriting U. Although I’ve had similar content as part of the Binge Worthy, Writing Incredible Movies, and another class on creating character, I felt I needed a refresher course that also included AI. When not writing, I teach Yoga and work on turning our very active but cute golden retriever puppy into a good dog.

[Nora B Anderson]

Hello, my name is Nora, and I have written one script a long, long time ago…and have been working on and off with another script for YEARS. I signed up for this class because I am stymied by character development maybe even more than the third act JK, and I recently bought a bass guitar, to complete my return to two subjects – writing, and learning the bass – that I feel the need to conquer at this point in my life. Thank you.

[Judith Watson]

Hi, I’m Judith Watson. I’ve written 6 scripts. Love screenwriting and am looking forward to working with ya’ll in the Character Mastery class.

[karl gromelski]

1. Name? Hi, I’m Karl.
2. How many scripts you’ve written? In the last few years, I’ve written 4 scripts.
3. What you hope to get out of the class? I hope to learn how to make my characters pop on the page.
4. Something unique, special, strange or unusual about you? I’d rather read a script than a book.

[Sherry Miller]

Hi to everyone,
I’m Sherry. My portfolio? I’ve written many plays. Some have won awards, both local and national. Some were staged which was great for studying audience reaction, making changes. Once I found I had to rewrite an actor’s part because she kept forgetting the lines. Baffled, I finally realized those lines just didn’t make sense. so the actor had trouble memorizing. Great lesson for me. More plays than I care to mention went nowhere and are gathering dust on a shelf. I also had the pleasure of writing articles and profiles for magazines and newspapers for 40+ years (semi-retired from that). Hoping this class will help me put my upper middle grade historical novel over the top and finally get published. It almost happened. An agent had it in her hands, worked with me on editing, etc. then…she and her staff had a meeting and she changed her mind. She said it wasn’t me: it was the industry…that historical novels are hard to sell. Hmmm. Dismayed, I let it rest too long. Now I’m back and believe I can make it saleable. Okay…something unique about me? Hats! Yep! You won’t usually see me without a hat. Love ’em. Or maybe…it’s always a bad hair day!