New member, Lavere Foster hopes to submit Play Tactics to the PAGE awards with a looming deadline of April 15th. Can this story about a troubled teen taking on Wall Street be ready for prime time by then? More
Rowan Morrigan spent 22 years in LA as an editor and director. After returning to New England a few years ago, he was in search of an ideal feature film to produce that might have sequel possibilities. Enter Innana Arthen, writer of a series of New England-based vampire novels.
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Some of you heard Rebecca pitch, Metastasis to Stage32. Now, on Monday February 22nd, we will be reviewing the whole narrative.
On Saturday, February 20th, get yourself better prepared for our Flicks4Chicks contest (or your film career in general) by joining us for a free camera and lighting workshop hosted by Talamas in Newton!
On Monday, February 1st, we’ll be reviewing Noi Sabal’s script, Man Date, which she describes as a comedy like Planes, Trains and Automobiles meets Misery. More
On February 14th the Flicks4Chicks international film contest launched! Developed by Harvard Square Script Writers and Women in Film and Video/New England, two Boston-based non-profits, the competition challenges filmmakers to make a short (under 10 minutes in length). Time is running out to sign up as the deadline is March 31st. Terrific cash and product prizes will be awarded in a number of categories at the Festival screenings on June 29th and 30th.
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You’ve written a fabulous script but how do you pitch it once you’re done? Attend our workshop featuring Joey Tuccio, President of Stage 32’s Happy Writers, and find out!
Kwasi Mensah is a stand up comedian who offers insightful observations about race, identity, and maturity through his work. With Double Diva, he’s turned his writing focus onto a TV pilot. More
Doug Folsom’s screenplay Over The Monster won Best Screenplay of ’14 at the Woods Hole Film Festival but he believes it can still be improved. On Monday, January 4th Harvard Square Script Writers will help him to decide what his next steps should be. More
The first 10 pages of your script are critical for many reasons. Not only do they introduce the characters, they also set up the story and establish the tone. It’s within these pages that the inciting incident will push the story into motion and readers will decide whether to continue with the script or simply give it a pass. Have these 5 HSSW writers crafted compelling introductions? This review will look at that question. More