I wrote my first screenplay in 2008:  A "fan fiction" sequel to my favorite film.  The exercise served as a release of my pent-up wishes and hopes for what might have "happened next" in that movie.

It began a creative outburst that was surprising, yet somehow predicable, too, for composition was my favorite subject in my earliest years of elementary school. But somewhere between then and now, I must have felt that writing wasn't a serious or possibly an attainable career.

My writing methodology is unique because I use many of the same skills I used for decades as a software programmer. The stories must be both "logical" and "bug free". Oh, and hopefully thought-provoking, entertaining, suspenseful, or humorous, often in the same script, with captivating characters and story lines, especially given the complex themes I often take on in my work.

From satire to apocalyptic drama to action to fantasy and romance, I try to write stories that have never been seen before. Commerciality is a consideration, but not the solitary one. 

Hopefully, one of my stories will be "the next great one", not "the next same one"!

Enjoy!

Note 1: I am here to do deals and make movies. I'll respond to professionals in the biz, or to those who have a definite plan to become one. If you are not requesting in that mode, I may require an NDA be signed before any material is exchanged. If you want to read scripts for education or entertainment, you'll find many other writers here, or on IMSDB.com, or SimplyScripts.com, or elsewhere who are happy to let you read their material. If you simply want to read my screenplays for pleasure, please visit https://www.amazon.com/author/stevegarry. Thank you!

Note 2: As a result of many years of pitching all around the world, I have assembled a number of connections that may allow me to enhance the budget or resources that you have available for any particular project.  Please don't hesitate to approach me with this in mind!  Flexibility, creativity and unconventional collaborative arrangements are often necessary to bring a film to fruition.