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Writing a Killer Query Letter
Michael Ferris, a writer for ScriptMag.com and an industry vet, recently posted this article on writing a query letter that will get your script into the right hands. The article also has a few things...
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What Agents Have to Say About Loglines
InkTip.com has a new article about writing loglines that get attention. It’s a fascinating read, and I recommend taking a look at the full article here. But if you’re in a rush, here is what a few...
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Quote of the Day: Spencer C Blackett
Avoid agents if you wish to succeed… the literary parasite is fully recognised as the grossest abuse of modern innovations. (1893)
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Writing a Killer Query Letter
Michael Ferris, a writer for ScriptMag.com and an industry vet, recently posted this article on writing a query letter that will get your script into the right hands. The article also has a few things...
View ArticleWhat Agents Have to Say About Loglines
InkTip.com has a new article about writing loglines that get attention. It’s a fascinating read, and I recommend taking a look at the full article here. But if you’re in a rush, here is what a few...
View ArticleQuote of the Day: Spencer C Blackett
Avoid agents if you wish to succeed… the literary parasite is fully recognised as the grossest abuse of modern innovations. (1893)
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Writing a Killer Query Letter
Michael Ferris, a writer for ScriptMag.com and an industry vet, recently posted this article on writing a query letter that will get your script into the right hands. The article also has a few things...
View ArticleWhat Agents Have to Say About Loglines
InkTip.com has a new article about writing loglines that get attention. It’s a fascinating read, and I recommend taking a look at the full article here. But if you’re in a rush, here is what a few...
View ArticleQuote of the Day: Spencer C Blackett
Avoid agents if you wish to succeed… the literary parasite is fully recognised as the grossest abuse of modern innovations. (1893)
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The Agent’s Perspective: David Boxerbaum Answers Your Biggest Questions
by Angela Bourassa Screenwriters in search of representation invariably have the same questions on their minds: What are agents and managers looking for? Is my script strong enough to garner attention?...
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How to Get an Agent – Part One
by Douglas Eboch (@dougeboch) & Ken Aguado (@kaguado) As established members of the entertainment community, we are frequently asked to speak to aspiring filmmakers. And with the success of our...
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