Jennifer N. Martin

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Jennifer N. Martin left a comment for Mike Allen

"My last screenplay was written by taking a class on line with ScreenwritingU.com which takes you from developing the high concept to the creation of a complete script. There were 100 assignments to do during this six-month course, but you finish a…"

Jennifer N. Martin left a comment for Mike Allen

"The ScreenwritingU class lasts six months long. You do 100 assignments in 180 days. An assignment might take 1 or 2 days max to complete. Everything's done on line, although you get to talk to Hal Croasum or his wife Cheryl a few times to run things…"

Jennifer N. Martin left a comment for Mike Allen

"Hi Mike! I just finished my fifth screenplay and am in the process of getting an agent in L.A. Wished I lived in southern California. It'd be easier, I think. What genre do you write in?"

Jennifer N. Martin left a comment for Martin Anaya

"I just got back from Santa Fe where my screenplay, The Hunatics Club, took third place for the Best of the Best Screenplays for ages 12-18 at the awards program sponsored by the KIDS FIRST! Film and Video Festival which is sponsored by the Coalition…"

Jennifer N. Martin left a comment for Dänna Wilberg

"It's going great. I signed with the Gary-Paul Agency and my first screenplay, The Hunatics Club, has won two awards and is up for another one next month at KIDS FIRST! Film and Video Festival Best of the Best Awards in Santa Fe, New Mexico. How are…"

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I’m currently working on a documentary which will re-create with actors the beginning story of how six addicts got into drugs.My question to you is, we have to do a scene in a jail, but I’ve heard that it’s pretty difficult to get a permit to shoot…

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Mike Allen October 23, 2011 at 12:16pm

Yes, I know about distractions. I am seriously thinking about taking the November ScreenwritingU.com class. How often did they meet? Via a phone conference I would guess. How time consuming are the exercises? Was 6 months too long, too short, or just right?

(heers,

Mike

San Jose, CA
Mike Allen October 15, 2011 at 8:05pm

Hi Jennifer,

Congrats on the birth of the 5th screenplay!I would like to hear your story about getting an agent.

My genre? Well I have two scripts in the works:

1> Thriller/Action/Espionage that takes place in silicon valley. 26 pages completed. Stalled at this point. And then I started the outline story #2.

2> Horror genre. It is a zombie flick that involves a journey from Travis Air Force base to Santa Cruz beach boardwalk. Think Zombieland meets Damnation Alley meets the Wizard of Oz.

Actually I have been out of work (senior technical writer/silicon valley) for the past several months but am happy to report I start a full-time gig on this Monday. And my lease expires Nov 27 so I am also looking for a new apt. With all of these stressors I have not spent much time on the screenplays. My question for you is how do you schedule your writing and actually get stuff done?

(heers,

Mike Allen

http://www.mikeallenagenda.com
Martin Anaya December 10, 2009 at 12:39pm

jennifer,
that's wonderful! Very exciting! Hope to see you at the holiday mixer next week so we can hear all about your exploits!

M
Dänna Wilberg November 10, 2009 at 10:23am

Hi Jennifer! Good to see your lovely face. How is the writing going?

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