Sandra Wolff

Hi There! This is my official website for general info about me. It also serves as a bit of an online resume. Peruse away.

My current biggest project is listed under the Written Works tab. Basically, I want to get a feature length film out of a character(s) and whole world I created many years ago.

Before you laugh, be aware that I network quite a bit in the Film Industry, especially L.A., and have contacts to over 100 Producers and Directors alone. (I swear, I consume networking like Rocket Fuel! I just have to go network to get my ‘Fix’. There’s a real thrill in meeting new people!) I realize that’s a relatively tiny network for the Industry (Virtually non-existent for what a person would want!) but I don’t live in L.A. – for now, so it’s hard to make connections there – for now.

After writing the screenplay for the first film and currently working on the sequel, I produced a Graphic Novel (based on the same) that is published and has won 9 awards. It has it’s own website at DarkCloudOnline.com I’d like to thank the Director in L.A. that I collaborated with for this project. Not only has he been wonderful to work with, but he fixed that last little thing that was nagging me about the script, yet I wasn’t sure how to fix myself. Here’s a shout-out to Jared! LoadedBarrelStudios.com He’s a neat guy to work with. Look in the bio section of the graphic novel, and I talk more about what Jared fixed for this project. Yay, Jared! You go! =)

So why am I doing a Graphic Novel first? Check the Written Works tab or the Dark Cloud website to see my rationale why. Just know there’s a method to the madness.

Before I dove in to creating the Graphic Novel, I still got a lot of feedback that said, “This is GOOD!” (Well, that’s how people outside the industry would react when they read the script.) People inside the industry? “That sounds like fun! Go for it!” It tells me that what I have, has potential. That’s all I need…

You want to be in this business? Here’s your theme song:

Randy Newman, “I Love L.A.!”

Contact Information

[email protected] (preferred)
303.921.1928 (inherited phone number.)
(No sales calls, please)

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