It’s the end of the month again, so you know what that means: time to give you another update on the current progress I’m making with my large writing projects. I’ve got several up on the table. Please Be Mine: PBM now has a blog of sorts – it now has its own page onContinue reading “End of August: Current Projects & Progress”
Category Archives: Scriptwriting
End of July: Current Projects & Progress
I’ve got quite a few projects going on as we head into August, and some that you may want to keep an eye on. Please Be Mine: A new 4-episode miniseries for UTTV that will be filmed this fall at the University of Toledo. Remember West Bancroft Side Story? PBM is a new romantic comedyContinue reading “End of July: Current Projects & Progress”
August 2011 Current Freelancing Prices
Currently offering freelance writing, editing, and social media management services. Many prices are negotiable, so don’t be afraid to ask for help finding services to fit your budget. WRITING Resumes: $30 flat rate (1-5 pages) Press Releases: $25, $15 nonprofit, +$10 for mailing/media contact services Scriptwriting/Script Adaption: Variable Document Design: Negotiable EDITING Resume editing/formatting: $30Continue reading “August 2011 Current Freelancing Prices”
Writing Scripts: The “Three Act” Formula
Author’s Note: This is not an actual professional formula. It’s a theory created by someone who has studied literature and writes scripts for the stage and screen for enjoyment. If you also enjoy writing scripts, this may help you as well. Over the past year, I’ve developed a sense of myself as a fiction writerContinue reading “Writing Scripts: The “Three Act” Formula”
‘West Bancroft’ wrap-up
As the end of Spring Semester 2011 approaches, I find myself thinking about the end of one project that has been a huge part of my life since October: West Bancroft Side Story. What was originally a 4-episode, 21-song musical parody eventually evolved into the 3-episode, 14-song show available on YouTube today. There has beenContinue reading “‘West Bancroft’ wrap-up”
Feliza Casano 