Stage 32 launches Global Screenwriting Contest Hub

Stage 32 has launched an integrated platform that brings together all sorts of writing competitions across the world.

The platform retains a network of about 1.3 million members globally that facilitate to connect, pitch ideas, attend various classes and webinars.

The significant change appears when the screenwriting website Coverfly was preparing to shut down their services.

However, Stage 32 made a strategic move to hire former Coverfly employees to supervise the new venture.

The founder of Stage 32, Richard Botto has made a special post for the commencement of a new project.

According to the owner of the platform, “It provides screenwriters with a seamless, centralized platform to discover and submit to the world’s most respected competitions with access and discoverability the overall goal.”

"For the last 14 years, the marketplace on Stage 32 has helped thousands of film and television creatives get discovered and forge careers…” he further added.

In addition, The Global Screenwriting Contest Hub cuts out the noise and allows writers to not only find the most highly regarded contests, but also those that fit the genres they write in,” Richard stated.

The world’s largest platform connecting and educating the global entertainment industry under one roof.

Where is Stage 32 based?

Stage 32 is a US based social network and educational site for creative professionals. Primarily, it was founded in Scottsdale, Arizona, in 2011 and now its headquarters are located in Los Angeles. 

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