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Introduce Yourself To the Group
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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Pat Brown from Southern Ontario, Canada.
Not counting what I wrote years ago, I’ve written 3 scripts in various stages of rewrite and 1 sci-fi/horror pilot. I’m currently on Act 2 of my latest Action/Thriller.
I hope to learn how to hone my skills and produce marketable scripts that can place in prestigious contests and maybe catch the eye of a producer. Mostly I want to know how to look at a script and see where to improve it.
Before I returned to writing screenplays I wrote, and sold, 17 novels, mostly crime fiction and police procedurals.
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Joe Swanson
A dozen or so…
Hoping to DOUBLE the quality of my writing, of course!
I was a childhood chess champion (without cheating).
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Stephen Bohannon
– Written about a half dozen screenplays
– Get back into the spirit of writing — and of course amp up my skill set.
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Hi, I’m Jean Smith
I’ve written some short films and have been on the writing team for a few 48hr films (great festival, check it out with a quick google search 🙂
I’m hoping to learn lots of new stuff in this class
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I’m James (Jim) Clark. I’ve completedfive screenplays and I have several that I’m developing. I have a feature screenplay that has earned multiple Best Screenplay awards at film festivals and was a quarter finalist in the ISA Page Turner competition. I have a short screenplay that has earned Best Screenplay at a FF.
I have had one unpaid writing assignment where the film is to be a silent film. It was a challenge for me. I went back a watched mulitple silent films to get the feel for it. It was a wonderful project.
My goal here is to utilize what I learn to develop strong screenplays and to elevate the ones I have completed.
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