Bruce Marich

About Bruce

Bruce and Barbara Marich live on the central coast of Indialantic, Fl.. Bruce created and implemented a new way of telling stories on-line. His uncanny abilities; take Story Telling in a new and different direction. After a chance meeting Pat McCormick and Bruce immediately clicked and started a collaboration of works released over the last year. Since that meeting, Pat brought Bruce on board as VP of Creativity Bruce's credentials can be seen on his public LinkedIn page.

Screenplays are difficult for most non-industry people to read because they are not in the book-like format that most are familiar with. If a writer has the desire to get his story out to the masses in a form other than a feature film, that artist must convert the screenplay to a novel.

When I launched "The e-Buffet" I had several finished screenplays in a box. With a 20 yr hiatus as a single parent at an end, I wanted to get back to work. My first thought was to convert one of my science fiction adventures to a novel and serialize it in my new magazine. One of my contributors, an award winning novelist, told me that she could tell I had a lot of experience as a screen writer, but none as a novelist. I took it as a fact, not an insult and I began to search for presentation formats for multimedia projects.

I found Bruce Marich, an unsold screenwriter with the desire to market his screenplays visually using the internet. What he was doing startled me. It was not simply a sales tool, it was a way to present a screenplay using all visual media; A slide show, Powerpoint, music, artwork and special effects, all combined.

Using modified Slug Lines and the Directorial instruction straight out of one of his screenplays, I am showing "The Devil's Soup Bowl" in the magazine as a Halloween Special. It is an experiment. Our readers will tell us if it is an acceptable form or not. Personally, I like it.

Featured Works

A Native American Trilogy:

Part 1 Tatuuk
Part 2 Moshee and the Lost City of Ubar

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