GLASS HOUSE
GOES TO THE MOVIES!
The Glass House Trilogy -- Glass House, A Glass Darkly &
Looking Glass -- began in Queensland, Australia. My
husband Max headed a teaching program at James Cook
University, called RATEP. The goal of the program was to
teach Aboriginal people to become teachers. Through this
program we traveled the outback, met many native people,
learned customs, stories, mythologies and beliefs. They
all contributed to Glass House.
When Max and I came to
the United States, I wanted to adapt Glass House into a
screenplay but I didn't know how. So, I signed up on
many screenwriting lists and put the word out that I was
looking for a screenwriting partner. No takers. I was
told, time and again, "We prefer to write our own
stuff." After a year of looking, I decided I'd try my
hand at it and signed up for a screenwriting list that
hosted over 1000 people, from beginner to produced
writers. I introduced myself and told my story. Within
days I had several private emails from accomplished
screenwriters who had visited this website, read the
excerpts and decided they wanted to work with me! That's
how I found Dan Guardino, my partner. He's had scripts
produced and works for film companies. He's experienced
and connected. That became evident when he put our first
script out, Glass House, and over 30 producers,
directors and actors requested it for a reading.
We signed a contract with
SlamDunk Film Festivals to package the script into a
full project and it's still there. Profeta Pictures is
one of the producers signed as an investor and Charles
Picerni signed as the director. Picerni has directed in
many films [Ghost, Lethal Weapon 2, Die Hard 2, and many
more] and he's done many episodes for the Sci Fi
Channel's Tales From the Crypt.
To date, the script is
still being packaged but 'names' such as Peter Jackson
and George Lucas showing interest keeps us hoping for
the best!
I'll update you as we go
along....but you can now buy the book in hardcopy at
Mundania Press so
get a head start and buy it now. *G*
Ariana
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