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.
Toy Story by a mile.
MONSTERS, INC. I love TOY STORY.
What are the parameters? Monsters has a lot going for it from a pure entertainment (animation, production, and character perspective). Toy Story obviously changed the face of animation, and was ground...
Expand commentWhat are the parameters? Monsters has a lot going for it from a pure entertainment (animation, production, and character perspective). Toy Story obviously changed the face of animation, and was ground breaking creative at the time, and Monsters would not have been possible if not for Toy Story, but given the years between them, and where the Toy Story story has gone, I would give it to Monsters from a pure entertainment perspective.
Toy Story. The GOAT.
Toy Story — because it showed how original characters and a unique world can grow into a lasting family franchise.