We're Building a Creative Army (And We Want You In It)
Week 2: Bring Two
This week's prize: a FREE Stage 32 Pitch Session. A live pitch to a working executive with notes and feedback on your project. Hone your pitch under real conditions, gain professional insight from someone who knows today's market, and expose your work to a working pro who can ask to read more if the project interests them.
WEEK 2: BRING TWO
Monday, September 7 through Sunday, September 13
Your mission: personally invite two friends or collaborators who haven't joined Stage 32 yet. A text, an email, a DM. The two people you'd actually want in your corner here. You can send invites at https://www.stage32.com/invite
To claim your Pitch Session, comment on the Week 2 Creative Army post and tell us who you're bringing into the fold. Ashley will send your code directly. Prefer to keep it private? Email Community@Stage32.com instead. One prize per member per week.
Week 2 post: https://www.stage32.com/lounge/producing/Why-Your-Creative-Community-Is-Your-Career-Creative-Army-Drive-WEEK-2
The Creative Army Drive runs all September. Five weeks, five missions, a prize every single week, and a Grand Prize drawing at the end for members who complete three or more: a FREE Stage 32 Career Development Call.
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Toy Story takes this one. Monsters, Inc, I like because of the connection between Sully and Boo, but Toy Story takes this one because of what it started which was the use of CGI in a feature-length mo...
Expand commentToy Story takes this one. Monsters, Inc, I like because of the connection between Sully and Boo, but Toy Story takes this one because of what it started which was the use of CGI in a feature-length movie, at least in terms of what's used as a form of animation. Toy Story is famous for being the first film ever to be made entirely on computers, and I think there's something special about that being the first. Now, there's a lot more, but there's a novelty about knowing where that all started.