Mission Statement

So what’s this all about? Basically it’s an attempt to answer that question I get every Follow Friday. Who are all these people and why should I be following them? Here in this page I’ll be telling you exactly that, letting you know who these Tweeps are and why they’re worth your time to follow. This is 100% free but if anyone wants to contribute the button is over there.
Showing posts with label Teaching. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Teaching. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 16, 2010

diannesalerni

Account: diannesalerni

Name: Dianne Salerni

Location:
Chester County PA

Type:
Individual

Interests:
Author, Writing, YA Fantasy, Teaching, Screenwriting

Links:
Twitter, Dianne K. Salerni, Amazon Page

Dianne is the author of We Hear the Dead a story about séances in the 19th Century. The movie has been optioned and Dianne is right now adapting her work into a screenplay. She is married with two daughters and has been teaching fourth and fifth grade for the past 20 years.

Choice Tweets:


A lovely review of We Hear the Dead in the Philadelphia section of Examiner.com http://tinyurl.com/2c5qlzx

With 6 days left of school, I should spend more time on the kids who are still trying their hardest, rather than the one who are complaining

Sunday, June 13, 2010

GoIntoTheStory

Account: GoIntoTheStory

Name: Scott Myers

Location:

Type:
Individual

Interests: Screenwriting, Movies, Reviews, Production Company, Teaching, Interviews

Links: Twitter, Go Into the Story, Distillery Pictures

The screenwriter of K-9, Alaska, and Trojan War, Scott is an Executive Producer at Distillery Pictures in North Carolina. In his free time he teaches screenwriting at the University of North Carolina and online through the UCLA extension program. His website is full of pieces on screenwriting. Lately he dug up a video of a Harlan Ellison interview from the 70’s.

Choice Tweets:

Did you know some of the rejected names for the 7 dwarves in Snow White are Biggy, Blabby, Deefy, Dirty, Gabby, Gaspy, Gloomy, & Shifty?

Writing Question: Do you work on a single project or multiple ones at the same time? http://bit.ly/bjrtFa