An Emmy Award nominee and former Moonlighting story editor gives smart, timely inside information on how to successfully market a film or TV screenplay in this handy guide.
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Carl Sautter has written for the television series Moonlighting and Beverly Hills 90210.
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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
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Smart & funny,
By Wendy Reid Crisp (Ferndale, CA United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: How to Sell Your Screenplay: The Real Rules of Film and Television (Paperback)
This guy doesn't cut any slack ... he assumes we're somewhat like him -- full of fantasies and a tendency to procrastinate...and he tells it like it (probably) is. I just finished reading it -- and notice that it's a few years old...some of the references sound a bit dated, but the information is still wise and delicious.
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Don't market your screenplay until you've read this book,
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This review is from: How to Sell Your Screenplay: The Real Rules of Film and Television (Paperback)
So you've written a screenplay... Now what?Here's a hint: Read This Book! The determination to make it in the entertainment business is only a small aspect. Discipline and coordination play an important factor as well. This book not only covers the basics of screenwriting but digs deeper into the world of feature films and spec scripts; it covers the wide spectrum of episodic television and alternative markets. You will also learn about the basic elements of a script and how to approach agents with your pitch. Check this book out! You'll be glad you did!
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Writers Guild, Los Angeles, New York, Murphy Brown, Golden Girls, The Cosby Show, Remington Steele, Northern Exposure, Beverly Hills, Star Trek, Trapper John, San Francisco, Perfect Strangers, Quantum Leap, Hill Street Blues, Unsolved Mysteries, Tom Jackson, Glenn Gordon Caron, Warner Brothers, Wheel of Fortune, Heart of Silence, Three's Company, Fatal Attraction, Lucky Luke, Debra Frank Browse Sample Pages:
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- How to Make it in Hollywood by Linda Buzzell in Back Matter
- Digital Filmmaking 101: An Essential Guide to Producing Low Budget Movies by Dale Newton Sir in Back Matter
- The New Scriptwriter's Journal by Mary Johnson on page 307
- Publicity for Mental Health Clinicians: Using Tv, Radio, and Print Media to Enhance Your Public Image (Haworth Marketing Resources) by William Winston on page 204
- The Independent Film and Videomaker's Guide, Second Edition (Michael Wiese Productions S.) by Michael Wiese in Back Matter
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