The home grown SuperHouse writers group known as Project LightStand has just wrapped for its 3rd session.  We had over a dozen participants during this lesson, and about 8 completed short film scripts.  Each script evolved over the course of the LightStand meetings into a properly formatted short film screenplay.  Many of them are candidates for production by producers with in the SuperHouse community.  It is our hope that we get a chance to see at least one of these screenplays take shape into an actual film.  Over the coming months we will be working to offer our writers an opportunity to pitch thier finished screenplays to prospective indie film producers.

If you are a local film producer looking for screenplay submissions, please contact us!

Stay tuned for more infomation about the upcoming 2009 LightStand session.

We have just started our 3rd season of Project LightStand, the SuperHouse sponsoored community writing project.  Each season lasts about 3-4 months and offers the writers of our community a chance to focus on all those script ideas bouncing around in their head.

Meet up with us every 2 weeks and join in on the interaction and communal accountability all designed to help you write the best screenplay possible.

Join our Meetup.com account today...

http://meetup.projectlightstand.com 

Interested in Project LightStand and want to know more?

Read all about it here... 

Congratulations… its in the can!

Thanks to all cast and crew who have donated their time on this project thus far.  SuperHouse pictures was proud to partner with Jeremy Salo and CLV productions on their first narrative film production.  Jeremy has been editing away on this project as we shot each scene and the hope is to have it done in time for entrance into this years Detroit Windsor International Film Festival… www.dwiff.org .  We will keep you all posted on what comes of “Daughter?” and future SuperHouse / CLV productions…

The winner is Tennessee Waltz by Marcel DeClercq…

Per our agreement, Project LightStand will take on this script for production at our earliest availability.  That said, this is not the only script that could be produced, it just takes a producer and a crew to get started.  We would like to have an initial production meeting on Monday May 21st for anyone interested in being involved with shooting this project.

One of the most difficult parts of screenwriting is getting all the formatting down.  Programs that take care of this automatically are nice, as opposed to doing it manually in word, but they usually cost a couple hundred bucks.

Enter Celtx 

Its pretty great and its free, check it out and see if it works for you.