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7 Ways to Sell Your Story (Script, Book, Stage Play or Podcast) to "Hollywood" - Image of Man with Money

7 Ways to Sell Your Story (Script, Book, Stage Play or Podcast) to "Hollywood"

7 Ways to Sell Your Story (Script, Book, Stage Play or Podcast) to "Hollywood" - Image of Man with Money
Selling Your Script

7 Ways to Sell Your Story (Script, Book, Stage Play or Podcast) to "Hollywood"

Creative ways to sell or option your screenplay, book or story for film or television development.

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Resources: Literary Managers for Screenwriters - Image of Typewriter on Desk
Selling Your Script

Resources: Literary Managers for Screenwriters

A select list of managers who represent script writers.

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Signing Release Forms When Submitting Your Script or Story to a Producer or Production Company - Image of Film Clapboard & Laptop Computer
Selling Your Script

Q/A: Signing Release Forms When Submitting Your Script or Story to a Producer or Production Company

Q: What is a release form, and do I need to sign it?

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Resources: Pitch Platforms for Writers (to Sell Your Story for Film or Television Development) - Image of Vintage Typewriter
Selling Your Script

Resources: Pitch Platforms for Writers (to Sell Your Story for Film or Television Development)

A selection of pitch platforms for writers.

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Q/A: How to Protect Your Script or Story When Pitching - Image of Skeleton Keys
Selling Your Script

Q/A: How to Protect Your Script or Story When Pitching

Five ways to ensure your story is protected.

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Screenplay Formatting “Rules” When Pitching Your Script - Image of Chalkboard with the words Know The Rules
Selling Your Script

Screenplay Formatting “Rules” When Pitching Your Script

Ensuring your screenplay is professionally formatted is essential when pitching your script.

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5 Tips for Writing Your Logline - Image Typing on Vintage Typewriter
Screenwriting

5 Tips for Writing Your Logline

A logline is a summary of your story. It is used to guide your writing and sell your project to "Hollywood".

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How to Interest a Producer in Your Movie Script - Image of Movie Clapboard
Selling Your Script

How to Interest a Producer in Your Movie Script

3 steps to create a strategic plan to connect with film producers who can develop your story.

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How to Register the Copyright for Your Script or Screenplay - Image of Typewriter Keys
Screenwriting

How to Register the Copyright for Your Script or Screenplay

Step-by-step instructions to register your screenplay copyright to protect your content.

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Resources: Film Festivals & Markets - Image of Filmmaking Movie Set
Selling Your Script

Resources: Film Festivals & Markets

A selection of established film festivals and markets.

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3 Tips to Keep Your Movie Script Out of the Rejection Pile - Image of Crumpled Paper in Waste Basket
Selling Your Script

3 Tips to Keep Your Movie Script Out of the Rejection Pile

To be considered for film development, all script submissions go through an evaluation process.

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Resources: Networking & Educational Opportunities for Screenwriters - Image of Vintage Typewriter
Selling Your Script

Resources: Networking & Educational Opportunities for Screenwriters

A selection of resources for screenwriters.

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Pitch Your Screenplay via Stage32 Pitch Sessions (with Joey Tuccio) - Image of Retro Typewriter
Selling Your Script

Pitch Your Screenplay via Stage32 Pitch Sessions (with Joey Tuccio)

Tips on how to successfully pitch executives, producers, and managers looking for scripts via Stage32.

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Mind Your Writing Business (with Michele Wallerstein) - Image of Business Man on Smart Phone in High rise Office Overlooking a City
Selling Your Script

Mind Your Writing Business (with Michele Wallerstein)

How to acquire a literary agent and have a successful screenwriting career (archive audio interview from the Ink & Cinema podcast, recorded in 2013).

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