Lou P.

Writers be very aware, out of the eight week course, you are given 3 One-to-One's to gain feedback for your 1-hour pilot with Colleen Labelle. Feedback on your Beat Sheet. You are given 10 minutes. The second One-to-One feedback on your Scene by Scene. You are given ten minutes. Remember you are writing a 1-hour pilot. You can imagine what you get for your third One-to-One when you have written your full script. I didn't hang around for them to waste any more of my time and money. Stage 32 claim in their advertising of this course; "You will receive direct and personalized feedback on your work throughout the eight weeks so you walk away with a vetted pilot script that you can shop to producers, executives and production companies." If anyone knows of any producer or production or poor reader who would happily read my script that has had this little feedback and no script rewrites, do send me their email. Stage 32 and Colleen Labelle (Stage 32 can't even get the woman's name spelt correctly) think this is industry standard. Stage 32 don't surprise me. But a member of our industry happy to put her name to a course that claims that your script is vetted and good to go out to the industry is extremely disappointing. I am sure Colleen Labelle would not want to spend her weekend reading a script that has gone through this limited process to land on her desk.