BRYAN W. ALASPA

So, I am a graduate of Webster University in St. Louis. I graduated with a Communications degree and a desire to get into radio before eventually turning back to writing as my passion. What Webster had a lot of is theater students and media students who all thought they would become the next great film director. So, someone gave me this idea: reach out to your alma mater student paper and get them to promote the idea that any of their film students could reach out to you and

I had an interesting experience that just got me thinking recently. I decided to reach out to my alma matter, Webster University, and offer the film students there access to my writing. In particular, my short stories. I have always wanted to see an adaptation of one of my stories and I think a few of my short stories would make excellent student films and be cheap to make. Anyway - to accomplish this I reached out to Webster's campus newspaper, The Journal. The editor liked