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Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. The creator of Draw Something is longing to write something.Charles Forman, 33, who founded the video game company OMGPop and struck gold with its Pictionary-like Draw Something app in 2012, is pursuing a different sort of dream these days: screenwriting.After Forman sold his company to Zynga (of FarmVille fame) last March for a reported $180 million, he found himself asking the very question that any triumphant entrepreneur might ponder after effectively cashing in: What's next? In an email to Valleywag, Forman explained that he's completed a film treatment about the unintended consequences of civilian drones. Stranger, though, is that he has offered to send the script to just about anybody on the Internet and given out his phone number so people can share their thoughts. "If you are at all interested," Forman writes in his blog, "email me at: [email protected], and I'll send it to you. You can even call me with your feedback: 917-696-5465.""Good feedback reinforces that my idea is great, and that I made the right choice to make this seminal movie," he explained. That's not to say that the writing process didn't come without its own laundry list of setbacks. In the blog post, Forman details the varied and extravagant diversions that his writers' block triggered, including: cleaning his entire apartment, planning a month-long trip to Bangkok (where he didn't write a single word), having all of his wisdom teeth removed and contemplating the inadequacies of screenwriting software."If I suck at screenwriting," he concluded, "at least I can fall back on writing a book about screenwriting."Related: Why Zynga Burst OMGPOP's Balloon

Carl D. Forman, 73, of Evanston, Wyoming, died Saturday October 30,2021. He was born on September 24, 1948 in Evanston; the son of Dean & Laura Limb Forman. He was a proud American who enlisted in the United States Navy at the age of 17, where he served in Vietnam on the USS Providence. Carl was an avid hunter and outdoorsman and enjoyed being a handyman. Many know him as “Mr. C”. Survivors include his wife Eleanor of Evanston, WY; four daughters from a previous marrage Kristina Ruiz and husband Rodney, of Evanston, Stephanie Miller and husband Kyle, of Carbondale, PA, Amanda Schuback, of Dunmore, PA, Loralee Matthews and husband Ryan of Manteca CA; brother Jim Forman of Silverton, OR; Norma Merrill of Evanston; 11 grandchildren; 3 great grandchildren; as well as numerous nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his parents and sister DeAnn Fowler. A memorial service and pot luck luncheon will be held at the Machine Shop in Evanston, WY on Sunday, November 14th, 2021 from 1pm-5pm. Please stop by to pay respects, share memories and help celebrate the life of Carl. Condolences can be left at www.foxfh.com. To order memorial trees or send flowers to the family in memory of Carl D. Forman, please visit our flower store.