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The Current State of the TV Comedy Industry During COVID - Watch Now On-Demand!

Happy Thursday Stage 32! Eight months into COVID, comedy television is once again finding its stride. Production is starting again on many shows, networks continue to develop new content, and writers are back to work breaking story and punching up jokes. Yet things haven’t exactly gone back to normal. Processes have shifted as networks do what they can to keep their cast and crew safe. Executives are taking meetings and hearing pitches for new shows over Zoom, writers’ rooms have become lar...

Taylor C. Baker
Taylor C. Baker
5 years ago
The Current State of the TV Comedy Industry During COVID - Watch Now On-Demand!

Stage 32 Member Spotlight: Actor & Writer Grace Yee

Happy Veteran’s Day, Stage 32 Community! Thanksgiving is almost here (for those of us in the U.S.), November Write Club is in full swing, and hopefully you’re making time for yourself and others! Others? Yes, finding safe ways to be social can be a huge boost to your creativity! So often, as we work on our projects, we can lose sight of who the story is serving. A good reminder of that can be to watch people interact in everyday situations. Otherwise, we lose touch with our audience, and event...

Karen "Kay" Ross
Karen "Kay" Ross
5 years ago
Stage 32 Member Spotlight: Actor & Writer Grace Yee

5 Ways to Utilize IMDb Pro to Research Your Way to the Top

IMDb- Internet Movie Database, is the top search engine for Hollywood. The first place we go to validate someone’s credentials and experience is IMDb. Whether you are an actor, director, writer, producer, grip, makeup artist, cinematographer, or editor- more than likely you have a profile on the site with your resume. However, the main website only goes so far, and so deep. The membership component of IMDb Pro gives you access to more proprietary information that is not known to the general p...

5 Ways to Utilize IMDb Pro to Research Your Way to the Top

Announcing Our 2nd Annual Feature Drama Screenwriting Contest

The legendary writer and actor Gore Vidal told us, "A talent for drama is not a talent for writing, but is an ability to articulate human relationships." In this time of social distancing, we’re seeing relationships through a brand new lens and are looking for human connection. There has never been a greater need to explore the nuances of Drama than right now. Which is why...   Stage 32 is thrilled to announce our 2nd Annual Feature Drama Contest!   Drama, when done well, can elevate a...

Jason Mirch
Jason Mirch
5 years ago
Announcing Our 2nd Annual Feature Drama Screenwriting Contest

Stage 32 + Hollyshorts Partner for 2020 Virtual Festival

Happy Friday Stage 32-ers! Over the past 10 years, we here at Stage 32 have been thrilled to be recognized throughout the industry as the leaders in online film craft and business education. We are honored to be partnered with some of the most prestigious film festivals and markets in the world including the American Film Market, Cannes Film Festival and the Marché du film, and Raindance Film Festival in London, to name a few. Now, for the 5th year in a row, we are thrilled to be joining fo...

Amanda Toney
Amanda Toney
5 years ago
Stage 32 + Hollyshorts Partner for 2020 Virtual Festival

Meet the Stage 32 Team!

Happy Thursday Stage 32 Community! For nearly 10 years, Stage 32 has been the online meeting place for entertainment creatives and professionals worldwide. We now have over 650,000 members - with cinematographers, actors, directors, screenwriters, producers, financiers, composers, and editors from every corner of the world coming together to network on Stage 32.  Whether you are a long-time member, or new to Stage 32 - we wanted to take a moment to introduce you to the folks that make this g...

Taylor C. Baker
Taylor C. Baker
5 years ago
Meet the Stage 32 Team!

What it Takes to Succeed as a Screenwriter: with Your Screenwriter's Safari Mentors Christopher Lockhart & Richard Botto

You are a screenwriter. The mere thought of typing FADE IN makes you feel alive (or scares you!). And, no matter where you are at - at the grocery store, in the car, in the shower - you hear voices in your head. Wait, that sounds wrong - you hear your characters voices in your head. That's better. You can't imagine a scenario without you pouring your thoughts onto the page.   To be a working screenwriting in today's film, television and new media landscape you no longer can be just great at...

Taylor C. Baker
Taylor C. Baker
5 years ago
What it Takes to Succeed as a Screenwriter: with Your Screenwriter's Safari Mentors Christopher Lockhart & Richard Botto

The Stage 32 November Write Club is Back When It's Needed Most!

    NOVEMBER WRITE CLUB UPDATE: FINALE UPDATE! WINNERS ANNOUNCED!  That's all, Folks! We've made it through a very busy, very productive month of November! I speak for the entire Stage 32 team when I say how proud we are of your efforts over the last 4 weeks.  But the work doesn't stop just because we've rolled into December. Remember that this challenge is meant to help you finish the year strong and that is what we're going to keep encouraging you to do! To that end, check out the vi...

Jason Mirch
Jason Mirch
5 years ago
The Stage 32 November Write Club is Back When It's Needed Most!

Coffee & Content: Aaron Sorkin Answers Screenwriting Questions & How to Improve Your Acting from Home

Happy Sunday Creative Army! Have you had a creative weekend so far? Can you believe it is November already?! I have some content here for you that is sure to get the creative juices flowing, so grab your coffee and let's dive in. First up, Wired sat down with legendary screenwriter Aaron Sorkin (The West Wing, Steve Jobs, The Newsroom, Moneyball) and had him answer screenwriting questions from Twitter. He talks about how to approach your second draft, how to perfect the art of intention and...

RB Botto
RB Botto
5 years ago
Coffee & Content: Aaron Sorkin Answers Screenwriting Questions & How to Improve Your Acting from Home

Top 10 Lounge Posts: Making It Work

Forward momentum may well be the most coveted yet elusive commodity in the film and television industry. How do you get traction? How do you get noticed? How do you "work with what you've got"? Our heads can swirl with so much seemingly unknown. What can be worse is when that worry meets doubt, fear, and despair. Luckily, at Stage 32, we're not about the worry. We're all about the work! If you can't find what you're looking for in one of our blogs, one of our upcoming or past webinars, or the...

Karen "Kay" Ross
Karen "Kay" Ross
5 years ago
Top 10 Lounge Posts: Making It Work
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