It's all here- a view from the trenches. No one will sell your script more successfully than you. Read Sell Your Screenplay and learn to: Gain insight through the author's failures and triumphs. Avoid potential pitfalls and save precious time. Overcome big studio politics and acheive success through the creative vision of the more accessible independent producer. Write and sell high-quality, professional screenplays.
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A "must" for every aspiring screenwriter,
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This review is from: Gotta Minute? Sell Your Screenplay: You Guide to the Independent Film and Television Producers (Paperback)
Sell Your Screenplay: Your Guide To The Independent Film And Television Producer is a professional, down-to-earth guide to effectively pitching Your screenplay. Author Andrea Leigh Wolf draws upon her experience and expertise to delineate every step of the process, with examples of her own successes and failures. Her advice and insights will enable the reader to avoid wasted time, energy, and resources in the writing and selling of their professional quality screenplays. Honest, unambiguous, and extremely practical, Sell Your Screenplay is a "must" for every aspiring screenwriter.
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The author is dumb. Imagine making an appointment with two strangers and when
one tells you that he shall give you a $50,000 cheque, after the week-end, you believe him. This occurs after the author had spent a day with these clowns, yet had not received any payment in advance for her time. She had expected that others would tell her what to do. If you want blind faith, this is an example of that type of method, or lack of method. Madoff was familiar with this blind faith mentality. When you are good at what you do, you know it and you are able to avoid the con men by the conditions that you set in advance. Con men are easy to eliminate if you have sound judgment. A conscious person will think that the events conveyed by this author are strange. Basic intelligence is lacking here. If you have some ability in your own mind, go onto another book such as, How to sell your screen play, Wilen & Wilen, a much better choice. Another point, all the legal stuff is ridiculous. Million dollar deals are made with one piece of paper. The cashier's cheque.
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Great Book!,
By Mary K. Zimmerman (Winthrop, Maine United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Gotta Minute? Sell Your Screenplay: You Guide to the Independent Film and Television Producers (Paperback)
This book is a great resourse book! It has a list of agencies and contests you can enter. Reading this book is like talking to Andrea Leigh Wolf. She tells you her journey as a screenwriting. It's really great!
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Los Angeles, Canada Phone, San Francisco, Post Office Box, New York, Vow of Vengeance, Writers Guild of America, None Contact, John Payne, Beverly Hills, Reader's Report, Santa Monica, British Columbia, Linda Seger, Executive Producer, Pierce College, Director of Development, Mark Litwak, Kenneth Rotcop, James Dalessandro, Sunset Boulevard Browse Sample Pages:
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collaboration agreement, indemnifying party, spec script, other screenwriters, script doctor, unsolicited material, option agreement, obligations hereunder Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Los Angeles, Canada Phone, San Francisco, Post Office Box, New York, Vow of Vengeance, Writers Guild of America, None Contact, John Payne, Beverly Hills, Reader's Report, Santa Monica, British Columbia, Linda Seger, Executive Producer, Pierce College, Director of Development, Mark Litwak, Kenneth Rotcop, James Dalessandro, Sunset Boulevard Browse Sample Pages:
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- Reel Power: The Struggle for Influence and Success in the New Hollywood by Mark Litwak on page 38
- Are We There Yet? (Rockett's World) by Lauren Day on page 44
- San Mateo by G.M. Johnson & Associates Ltd on page 84
- Soul of Medicine Pb by Peter Adams in Back Matter
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