Any Screenwriters On The Board??
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Keep up the great posting.
Keep up the great posting.
I had a funny conversation with pops last year. This was prior to Tenet's release. Asked him if he'd be interested in seeing it at a future point in time. Or if he wanted a copy from BGOL Cinema. He jokingly said - paraphrased -
"I saw Inception years ago. I rewatched a little bit of it. I am still confused. I think I want to see Tenet."
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It's a great opportunity for Black writers already in the business, but I'm not sure if it extends to folks trying to get a foot in the door.
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This sounds like a good one and it's free to submit. Even if you don't have anything right now, a month should be enough time to come up with something!
From the Stage32 website:
The initiative, which launched at the top of 2021, focuses on supplying industry access and resources to preWGA Black screenwriters. In partnership with Stage 32, admissions for the 2022 class will open November 15th 2021 and close December 15th 2021. The first round of the application will require a bio, 1-hour or half-hour original script (of any genre), and a short essay. Those chosen to move to the second round will interview with Mike and the initiative's Chief of Programming, Ashley Aronson, before 10 to 12 participants are selected.
Features of the mentorship initiative include monthly Writer Roundtables with established writers/industry leaders. Past participants include Amy Aniobi of Insecure, Kay Oyegun of This Is Us, and Golden Globe Winning & Oscar-Nominated Writer Kemp Powers writer of Soul and One Night in Miami.
In addition, mentees will participate in writing workshops and notes sessions to prepare mentees for Fellowships, Generals, and Staffing. They will also participate in general meetings with Networks and Production Companies. Past participants include Nick Jr., OutTV, Plan B, and Array. And at the end of the program, each mentee will have the opportunity to be read by Mike Gauyo’s agents at Culture Creative and Lit Managers at Writ Large, for representation consideration.
Mentees will also receive education and training through Stage 32 Next Level Education in the form of a free webinar of their choice and Stage 32 Script Services in the form of a free pitch session with the executive of their choice. Each mentee will also receive the latest in Final Draft software.
From the Stage32 website:
The initiative, which launched at the top of 2021, focuses on supplying industry access and resources to preWGA Black screenwriters. In partnership with Stage 32, admissions for the 2022 class will open November 15th 2021 and close December 15th 2021. The first round of the application will require a bio, 1-hour or half-hour original script (of any genre), and a short essay. Those chosen to move to the second round will interview with Mike and the initiative's Chief of Programming, Ashley Aronson, before 10 to 12 participants are selected.
Features of the mentorship initiative include monthly Writer Roundtables with established writers/industry leaders. Past participants include Amy Aniobi of Insecure, Kay Oyegun of This Is Us, and Golden Globe Winning & Oscar-Nominated Writer Kemp Powers writer of Soul and One Night in Miami.
In addition, mentees will participate in writing workshops and notes sessions to prepare mentees for Fellowships, Generals, and Staffing. They will also participate in general meetings with Networks and Production Companies. Past participants include Nick Jr., OutTV, Plan B, and Array. And at the end of the program, each mentee will have the opportunity to be read by Mike Gauyo’s agents at Culture Creative and Lit Managers at Writ Large, for representation consideration.
Mentees will also receive education and training through Stage 32 Next Level Education in the form of a free webinar of their choice and Stage 32 Script Services in the form of a free pitch session with the executive of their choice. Each mentee will also receive the latest in Final Draft software.
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A few sound like they might be good:
KILLER INSTINCT
Lillian Yu
After a Hollywood assistant is publicly fired for admitting while on a conference call that he’d love to kill his boss, he finds his boss dead in the office the next morning and goes on the lam to figure out the real culprit, all while being hunted by his boss’s assassin.
HOMECOMING
Murder Ink (Brandon Broussard, Hudson Obayuwana, Jana Savage)
Ten years after graduation, one of New York’s most eligible bachelors and his eccentric wanderlust wingman try to pull their recently divorced friend out of his rut by taking him back to Howard University’s legendary Homecoming for the best weekend of their lives.
AIR JORDAN
Alex Convery
The wild true story of how an upstart shoe company named Nike landed the most influential endorsement in sports history: Michael Jordan.
THE COLLEGE DROPOUT
Thomas Aguilar, Michael Ballin
A young Kanye West’s intimate journey to create his seminal first album that reinvented hip hop music.
YASUKE
Stuart C. Paul
The true story of the first and only African Samurai in feudal Japan who rose from being a slave for the Jesuits to fighting as a Samurai in the unification of Japan.
DC Milestone
If stories are what shape the world we live in, then the storytellers should reflect that world. The Milestone Initiative is looking for the next generation of Black and diverse comic book creators.
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DC Milestone
If stories are what shape the world we live in, then the storytellers should reflect that world. The Milestone Initiative is looking for the next generation of Black and diverse comic book creators.
Good look! Submissions are already closed, but hopefully, they'll do it again next year.
