Stephanie Domet

Month: September 2009

  • Oh, Google, you do have a sense of humour

    I pity the individual who got here–twice–by googling “success writing screenplay treatments.” Ha! (Let me know if you find anything out, hapless googler. I could use the help.)

  • Aaaand… action!

    Oh thank god. This morning, on the way to physio (rotator cuff injury probably from over-zealous drilling during the summer of making decks, compounded by incessant Snood playing, and furious typing of screenplay treatment), I figured I’d better give some serious though to the problems posed by the screenplay. Those in charge feel I haven’t…

  • Getting the treatment treatment

    Soon I will embark on Homing: The Movie Treatment take two. Notes are beginning to come back to me from those who know more than me (hell, you probably know more than me, why don’t you send me some notes, too?) Over the last twenty four hours, I’ve been presented with a number of questions…

  • Fall fever

    You never hear of anyone coming down with that, and I wonder why. Spring fever, absolutely, but no fall fever. I get it every year. Maybe because my birthday is at August’s end and seems each year to usher out the summer, even though officially summer has several weeks left to spend. But the summer…

  • Where I’ll be tonight

    At Pier 21, at 6:30, to help celebrate the launch of Under This Unbroken Sky. It’s Shandi Mitchell’s debut novel and it’s been keeping me up at night this week. I am just at the point where the story starts to unravel, everything’s going to hell in a handbasket, and I want to finish reading…