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So what can I do for you? Obviously I have scripts to sell, but I also offer other services.
If you are a producer or director, I can help you brush up your script before it goes into production.
If you are a writer, I can help you polish your script before you send it out into the world.
I can also help you with query letters, loglines, and your synopsis.
If you are a producer or director, I can help you brush up your script before it goes into production.
If you are a writer, I can help you polish your script before you send it out into the world.
I can also help you with query letters, loglines, and your synopsis.
Allow me to demonstrate.
Reader One likes A, B, and C, but doesn't like D.
Reader Two likes A and B, but doesn't like C or D.
Reader Three doesn't like A, likes B and C, but doesn't like D.
Reader One likes A, B, and C, but doesn't like D.
Reader Two likes A and B, but doesn't like C or D.
Reader Three doesn't like A, likes B and C, but doesn't like D.
Why do you need me to read your script? Quite simply, because you need the additional input!
Look at it this way: You give your script to someone to read, and they give you the following feedback:
"I liked A, B, C, and D... but I didn't like E."
So off you scamper, changing "E" and everything that ever remotely resembled "E."
And here's the dilemma... What if there was nothing wrong with "E" at all? You just changed your entire script
based on the likes, tastes, and preferences of one person. And unless that person
is the producer, you should never do that.
Having multiple people read your script just makes far more sense.
Look at it this way: You give your script to someone to read, and they give you the following feedback:
"I liked A, B, C, and D... but I didn't like E."
So off you scamper, changing "E" and everything that ever remotely resembled "E."
And here's the dilemma... What if there was nothing wrong with "E" at all? You just changed your entire script
based on the likes, tastes, and preferences of one person. And unless that person
is the producer, you should never do that.
Having multiple people read your script just makes far more sense.
At this point you had better be eyeing "D" with one finger on the delete key. Since all three readers were
conflicted on the other points, you can now make the needed changes, feeling certain that "D" was the dirty culprit
that kept getting your calls unreturned and your scripts thrown in the trash.
conflicted on the other points, you can now make the needed changes, feeling certain that "D" was the dirty culprit
that kept getting your calls unreturned and your scripts thrown in the trash.