Filmmaking & Screenwriting Reader's Club discussion

Hello. Is this group still active? I'd love to interact with other novelists/screenwriters. As an optioned writer with a portfolio of unread scripts (what else is new), it would be nice to compare notes and ideas. Gary Several of my most recent historical fiction bio have done well in competition but I'm still in search of a manager.

I just joined

Mel wrote: "I just joined"

Hi Mel,

Nice to meet you. What kind of books do you like to read and are you working in the film industry?

I guess it's active now. Nice to see you all join. I made this group due to the startling lack of results when you search "screenwriting" and "filmmaking" in groups.
Feel free to add some books to the shelves!

T. B. wrote: "I guess it's active now. Nice to see you all join. I made this group due to the startling lack of results when you search "screenwriting" and "filmmaking" in groups.
Feel free to add some books to ..."

Thanks for creating this group. I've worked in the film industry for about 20 years and I'm a movie addict. I added my new filmmaking memoir (Lights, Camera, Anarchy) to the book shelf, I hope this is okay. :-)

Richard wrote: "I added my new filmmaking memoir (Lights, Camera, Anarchy) to the book shelf, I hope this is okay. :-)"

Okay?! Calling that excellent would be an understatement! Looking forward to reading your book and I hope many more authors come along to contribute their work too!

T. B. wrote: "Richard wrote: "I added my new filmmaking memoir (Lights, Camera, Anarchy) to the book shelf, I hope this is okay. :-)"

Okay?! Calling that excellent would be an understatement! Looking forward to..."

Cheers for checking my book out; if you liked The Disaster Artist then this book will be right up your ally. It is based on a true story and was quite simply one of the craziest low-budget film shoots I have ever worked on. :-)