ABOUT US

We help screenwriters and filmmakers hone their skills by providing interactive and inspirational training events and supportive networking opportunities with others in the industry.

We’re Here For You.

Phoenix Screenwriters Association Inc., (PSA) is a not-for-profit 501(c)3 organization, whose mission is to help screenwriters and filmmakers hone their skills by providing interactive and inspirational training events and supportive networking opportunities with others in the industry. Phoenix Screenwriters Association started in 2009 as a small writers group on meetup (still active) and quickly grew into Arizona’s preeminent screenwriters’ organization. In 2016, we became a non-profit 501(c)(3) which has opened the door to allowing us to offer more for our members. With our dedicated Board of Directors and Officers, and a committed base of volunteers, we have a great group dedicated to bringing education to the Valley. Our goal is to educate our local screenwriters and filmmakers and help them achieve their dream.

Our Promise to You

At Phoenix Screenwriters Association, we promise to give you every opportunity to learn how to write great stories. Check us out – you’ll be glad you did.
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Education

Whether it’s screenwriting classes, workshops or seminars, PSA has it covered. We pride ourselves in offering our community top notch industry professionals at top value for reasonable costs.
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Networking

Screenwriting success is as much about meeting the “players” in the industry as it is about your script. Through PSA’s networking events, writers have a chance to meet industry professionals and cultivate relationships.
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Community

PSA is all about giving back to the community. We believe that when you give you get much more. Through our special events committee, we like to nurture partnerships and strengthen our community.

Meet Our Board

Carlo DallOlmo

Board Member/Pres.

Carlo founded PSA in 2009. He oversees the running of the organization.

Babara Davis

Board Member/Vice Pres.

Barbara has an MA in Filmmaking from the London Film Academy and has worked on over 30 short films and commercials. She had a successful career as a management consultant specializing in software development project leadership and organizational change prior to getting into film. She is the author of four technology books as well as an international speaker, has qualified in several screenwriting competitions as a quarter and semi-finalist and is currently serving as a script reader for the Austin Film Festival Screenwriting Competition.

• Quarterfinalist, Stage 32 1st Annual Female Driven Screenwriting Contest 2022
• Semi-Finalist Fade In First Ten Pages Competition 2021
• Quarterfinalist, The Script Lab – TSL Free Screenplay Contest 2022
• Semi-Finalist Switzerland International Film Festival 2021
• Second-Rounder Launchpad Feature Competition 2021
• Quarter-Finalist Stage 32 Feature Screenplay Competition 2020

Nick Fuller

Board Member/Treas.

Nick Fuller is first and foremost a native of Arizona and a proud graduate of Arizona State Sun Devils (Go Devils). Nick and his family currently reside in Gilbert with his wife Lisa (a native Arizonian as well) along with their 3 young boys of 8,6 and 3. Nick is the current owner of an Independent Wealth Management firm specializing in individuals and small businesses with complex tax and investment planning issues.

Sinai Lopez

Board Member/Sec.

Sinaí Lopez is pursuing a degree in Film and Media at GCC, building on her passion for storytelling. She also attended AZAA for a year of acting and several Stella Adler Acting Academy workshops. Originally from Mexico, she moved to Arizona in 2007 and has immersed herself in the local screenwriting community through various workshops, classes, and is now part of PSA. Joining the board was a natural step for her to foster a supportive community that encourages growth and collaboration among writers pursuing their creative goals.

Chuck Crawford

Board Member

Dennis Weiland

Board Member

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