michael field - the writer
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MICHAEL FIELDTHE WRITER
20 plus years experience in digital content creation.
20 plus years experience in digital content creation.
Member of the Writer’s Guild of America, East
20 plus years experience in digital content creation.
Member of the Writer’s Guild of America, East
Candidate for Masters in Interactive Media at Quinnipiac University
PRODUCTIONS
The Puzzle Maker’s SonDrama, Mystery, 10 episodes
Seek. Solve. Survive.
The Puzzle Maker’s Son tells the story of David Harding and his search for the truth behind his father’s death.
After receiving a package in the mail sent by his father days before his demise, David finds himself on a journey for the truth. A truth that may lead to a dark family secret.
PRODUCTIONSScenes from the MoviesComedy, 27 episodes
“Your most unhappy customers are your greatest source of learning.” - Bill Gates Working in an industry where the specific purpose is to cater to customers and their taste in the arts requires a high level of patience and tolerance, as well as the small sense of humor to let you get through the shifts when a projector fails or the fire alarm is pulled. Scenes from Movies follows several brief interactions between customers and employees, all taken from actual conversations. We also delve into the behind the scene conversations that can occur in any workplace, not just a movie theater. So sit back. Grab some popcorn and enjoy the show.
PRODUCTIONSThe Trans-CandidateShort Film, 9 mins
Two campaign workers must deal with a scandal that has rocked their candidate’s election run for state senate.
Roger is the brains. Brenda is the heart. Together, they're a disaster.
PRODUCTIONSLife Ends @ 30Short Film, 6 mins
The story of David, Kyle and Susan. Three friends who desperately try to make being an adult an easy thing. Unfortunately, turning 30 years old doesn’t come with a set of instructions.
This short is a prequel to upcoming indie feature “Life Ends @ 30” as we follow these characters and see them attempt to recover from the mess they each create on their own.
ARTICLESContributing Writer
Oh Manners, Where Art Thou?From Alternative Control CT Blog
ARTICLESContributing Writer
Oh Manners, Where Art Thou?From Alternative Control CT Blog
“One of least used phrases in the social setting has to be: ‘You’re welcome.’ Telling someone that they’re welcome after they thank you is your way of telling that person that you appreciate their thanks.”
ARTICLESContributing Writer
Oh Manners, Where Art Thou?From Alternative Control CT Blog
“One of least used phrases in the social setting has to be: ‘You’re welcome.’ Telling someone that they’re welcome after they thank you is your way of telling that person that you appreciate their thanks.”
“If you want a life full of meaningful relationships, fulfilled goals, and great times, then it starts with treating others with respect and realizing that these practices of gratitude are the building blocks to developing yourself as a well-rounded individual in society.”
ARTICLESContributing Writer
Oh Manners, Where Art Thou?From Alternative Control CT Blog
“One of least used phrases in the social setting has to be: ‘You’re welcome.’ Telling someone that they’re welcome after they thank you is your way of telling that person that you appreciate their thanks.”
“If you want a life full of meaningful relationships, fulfilled goals, and great times, then it starts with treating others with respect and realizing that these practices of gratitude are the building blocks to developing yourself as a well-rounded individual in society.”http://www.alternativecontrolct.com/rant/o-manners-where-art-thou/
ARTICLESContributing Writer
The Art and Business of Casting Your Film From Indie Film NYC blog
ARTICLESContributing Writer
The Art and Business of Casting Your Film From Indie Film NYC blog
“You need to look at your cast as a way to improve your product. Bring life to your content. You can have the greatest script in the world, but if you have a subpar cast than your script will be bungled.”
ARTICLESContributing Writer
The Art and Business of Casting Your Film From Indie Film NYC blog
“You need to look at your cast as a way to improve your product. Bring life to your content. You can have the greatest script in the world, but if you have a subpar cast than your script will be bungled.”
“Seeking diversity in your project isn’t about making sure you have a diverse cast for your final product. On the contrary, diversity means being open to making changes to your characters from the page to the screen.”
ARTICLESContributing Writer
The Art and Business of Casting Your Film From Indie Film NYC blog
“You need to look at your cast as a way to improve your product. Bring life to your content. You can have the greatest script in the world, but if you have a subpar cast than your script will be bungled.”
“Seeking diversity in your project isn’t about making sure you have a diverse cast for your final product. On the contrary, diversity means being open to making changes to your characters from the page to the screen.”
http://indiefilmnyc.com/the-art-business-of-casting-your-film/
ARTICLESContributing Writer
Memoirs of a Movie Theater Manager From Patch.com blog
ARTICLESContributing Writer
Memoirs of a Movie Theater Manager From Patch.com blog
“I worked with some cool people. I met my best friend at the theater and screwed up his life by talking him out of going to graduate school so we could make movies. I discovered what I wanted to do with my life at the movie theater. I was dumped by my High School girlfriend in a movie theater parking lot.”
ARTICLESContributing Writer
Memoirs of a Movie Theater Manager From Patch.com blog
“I worked with some cool people. I met my best friend at the theater and screwed up his life by talking him out of going to graduate school so we could make movies. I discovered what I wanted to do with my life at the movie theater. I was dumped by my High School girlfriend in a movie theater parking lot.”
“Always remember where you came from. Always remember the people and situations that shaped you. Even if you’re unhappy with your current place in life, it’s not the fault of those memories.”
ARTICLESContributing Writer
Memoirs of a Movie Theater Manager From Patch.com blog
“I worked with some cool people. I met my best friend at the theater and screwed up his life by talking him out of going to graduate school so we could make movies. I discovered what I wanted to do with my life at the movie theater. I was dumped by my High School girlfriend in a movie theater parking lot.”
“Always remember where you came from. Always remember the people and situations that shaped you. Even if you’re unhappy with your current place in life, it’s not the fault of those memories.”
http://patch.com/connecticut/milford/bp--memories-of-a-movie-theater-manager
SCREENWRITER
KiddoFeature, 121 pages – Action/Adventure
Mack, a hardened private investigator and his ward, Chloe, a teenage runaway who possesses psychic abilities work to stop a Nazi threat to 1940s New York City in this noir-adventure and supernatural thriller with a nod to pulp stories from the early 20th century.
- Quarterfinalist – 2015 Academy of Motion Pictures Nicholl Fellowship
SCREENWRITER
22 Miles From TrentonShort, 20 pages – Sci-Fi/Adventure
Penny's sister can be a real pain in the butt, but even the threat of an alien invasion is strong enough to make Penny take the adventure and save her. Even if it happens to be an invasion outlined in famous "War of the Worlds" broadcast of 1938.
- Semifinalist for the 2015 Screencraft Short Script Contest
NOVELIST
Adam Parker and the Radioactive ScoutComedy/Mystery
In the small town of Hilldale, kid detective Adam Parker was crime’s worst enemy. With the help of his best friend, Kevin, and the girl next door, Becky, no mystery was too great to tackle.
15 years later, Adam returns to his hometown, but this time playing detective is no longer his passion. Kevin needs his help and what starts out as a favor, quickly turns into a plot to destroy the town.
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