Success Stories: SEP'22 The Stage 32 Success Wave: How Writers Are Breaking Through Across Every Initiative

I have dreams of working with Disney. Is there anyone here who could help me?

Hey, Kevin Hager. I suggest networking on Stage 32 with indie producers and indie directors to work on their projects and pitch to them. That'll build up your resume as a writer, which might make it easier to work with and pitch to big companies like Disney. Here are some blogs about networking: www.stage32.com/blog/tags/networking-41

I have tried, but it's not easy. Nothing worthwhile ever is.

You're right, Kevin Hager. It takes work and time. Keep going. I'm rooting for you! I hope those blogs help!

Could I make a blog of what I am trying to accomplish?

I'm not sure, but email Ashley at blog@stage32.com and see, Kevin Hager.

Also, just so you know, I found some help in getting one of my ideas a script. Demian Malcher, and the idea is Black Dragon.

That's great, Kevin Hager! Congratulations!

Also, does Ashley still use the same email address or has it changed?

It's the same email, Kevin Hager.

What is Ashley's address?

Hi, Alan Raynor. Do you want to write a blog for Stage 32? If so, email Ashley at blog@stage32.com.

I suggest adding a profile picture of yourself. People will feel more comfortable networking and collaborating with you if they know what you look like. And if you have a picture, your profile will show up when someone searches for you. You can upload a picture by clicking the gear symbol in the top right-hand corner and selecting “Edit profile” in the drop-down menu, then clicking the red button underneath your location and choosing "Update profile picture."

I have Asperger Syndrome, so I am a private person. But I am also a dog lover, so I use the picture of one of my dogs.

Hey, Kevin Hager. I think you told me that before. That comment is for Alan. And since you're a writer and you want to work in film and TV, Kevin Hager, you could use a picture about writing, a picture of a movie camera, a picture of a TV, etc.

Well, some people have disabilities so some things might be a different case for them.