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Coffee & Content: Taking a Movie from Script to Screen - Netflix Promotional Media Engineering

Happy Sunday Creative Army! Have you had a creative weekend so far? I have some epic content here for you that is sure to get the creative juices flowing, so grab your coffee and let's dive in. This week, I am thrilled to share a fascinating video from the Netflix Engineering team about how they take a movie from script to screen. This video gives a unique insight into how the promotions and engineering teams at Netflix help ferry their films from screenplay to streaming. They cover everythi...

Coffee & Content: Taking a Movie from Script to Screen - Netflix Promotional Media Engineering

Collection Account Management for Animation

Animation is one of the few genres that has continued during the pandemic in a relatively unharmed way. The fact that animation can to a large extent be produced entirely remotely, put it in the spotlight of the film and television production community when the world came to a halt during the first months of the pandemic. The ability to produce animation remotely, in combination with the availability of cross-border high-quality animation and talent, production incentives, and lower costs, has...

David Zannoni
David Zannoni
4 years ago
Collection Account Management for Animation

Stage 32 Featured in Entrepreneur Magazine: The Revolution Continues!

Happy Wednesday Creative Army! The revolution continues! As you've been hearing me preach for years now, the convergence between tech and entertainment is real and it's spectacular. And now, Entrepreneur Magazine has recognized Stage 32 as the leading social media/educational platform AND marketplace for film, TV, and digital content creators and professionals around the world in this awesome article: Why The Entertainment and Social Media Industries are Converging.The article speaks to how St...

Stage 32 Featured in Entrepreneur Magazine: The Revolution Continues!

Another Screenwriter Gets a Job via Networking on Stage 32!

I’ve certainly had an interesting career in regards to my writing. Began some thirty years ago and can’t seem to give it up, no matter what my sanity wishes at the time. I’ve written fiction, theatre and, of course, for film. All writers should try their hand at various formats; you never know when an opportunity might arise challenging your particular set of skills… I’ve had the ups and the downs… mostly downs. I’ve had at least four instances where my material was ready for production only...

Brent Beebe
Brent Beebe
4 years ago
Another Screenwriter Gets a Job via Networking on Stage 32!

#SocialSaturday - Transmedia: Collaborating Across Mediums

Begin with the end in mind. Know your audience. Work with what you’ve got. We all know the adages, and swat them away to return to the creative deep dive in order to produce compelling characters, unique worlds, and relevant themes. Focusing on our role in order to complete our tasks is part of the creative process, but what if we’re missing part of the collaborative equation? What if the end isn’t just film or television? What if the audience you are trying to reach would enjoy your characters...

Karen "Kay" Ross
Karen "Kay" Ross
4 years ago
#SocialSaturday - Transmedia: Collaborating Across Mediums

How to Make an Indie Mockumentary: The Making of "Marathon"

Howdy, Stage 32ers! My name is Keith Strausbaugh and my partner and sometimes-friend is Anthony Guidubaldi. Together, we write, produce, direct, and edit under the banner of Hot Tub Mimosas, a loveless marriage of comedy filmmaking. But we began as writers. In 2017, we won Stage 32’s 2nd Annual Comedy Screenplay Contest with a script called, Shore Break. It’s basically Caddyshack with Jet Skis. Or Dodgeball with Jet Skis. Or Out Cold with Jet Skis. Growing up, I worked at my uncle’s ramsha...

How to Make an Indie Mockumentary: The Making of "Marathon"

KATAKATA, A Nigerian and U.S. Collaboration was Born on Stage 32

“Are you on Stage 32 too?” Where We Met Years ago, it was 2014 or six (6) years before the global pandemic, I was asked, along with Kevin Shand, the former Colorado Film Commissioner to speak with a group of 35 visiting film directors from the Directors Guild of Nigeria (DGN). During my presentation at the Colorado Film School, I mentioned Stage 32 as an important platform that the attendees should be aware of. One of the benefits I explained was the ease with which Stage 32 facilitates do...

Arthur O. Thomas
Arthur O. Thomas
4 years ago
KATAKATA, A Nigerian and U.S. Collaboration was Born on Stage 32

The Underwhelming Moment Of Watching My Netflix Film

January, 1st 2021 Sitting on my parents couch, with stale Christmas cookie crumbles on the coffee table, I turn on the TV to see that Netflix has dropped its New Year's Day documentary: Less Is Now… Produced by me. I had dreamed of this moment for years: the moment when I would make a movie that millions of people actually saw. Coming up in the industry as a young 20s kid from south Philly, I would try to convince myself and others that this dream was possible. I shared my vision with fellow...

Jacob Matthew
Jacob Matthew
4 years ago
The Underwhelming Moment Of Watching My Netflix Film

#SocialSaturday - Mining for Gold in the Stage 32 Lounges

Hello! ¡Hola! Bonjour, hallo, namaste, olá, kon’nichiwa, and annyeonghaseyo! With a global film, television, and digital media community, sometimes you have to cast your net wide to get your message across. What about receiving messages? Casting a net isn’t the only step in panning for gold. It takes movement, attention, and above all, patience. No matter where you are in the world, though, you can find what you are looking for on Stage 32! Earlier this year, our fearless leader, Stage 32’s Fo...

Karen "Kay" Ross
Karen "Kay" Ross
4 years ago
#SocialSaturday - Mining for Gold in the Stage 32 Lounges

How to Manage Revenue Sharing on Independent Television Productions

Lately there seem to be a tendency in television towards independent production. This has also led to changing distribution and revenue models. If a television project is produced independently this typically means that revenues are shared. There is revenue sharing on television productions when there are at least two parties involved in the production, financing and distribution of the series. In this article we will look at how the revenue sharing model on independent television produc...

David Zannoni
David Zannoni
4 years ago
How to Manage Revenue Sharing on Independent Television Productions
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