Recently I received a question from a screenwriter who wanted to know how to write a query letter when they didn’t have writing credits. Below is my response, more or less. Also, I recommend checking out Ashley Scott Meyers’s piece: How to write a professional
When I began ScriptDoctorEric.com back in 2008, I was fortunate enough to be in contact with a talented graphic artist we’ll call “Tony.”*He’s pretty big into anime, and I wanted a cartoon representation of a script doctor. Tony and I went back and forth on
Ashley of SellingYourScreenplay.com has graciously donated a 1-month subscription to his Professional Screenwriting Tools to the winner of designated Logline Friday competitionsNot familiar with Ashley’s new service? (Did you not click the link above?) Well, it includes a screenwriting forum, ways to build your own
And the Logline Friday winner for October 8th, 2010 is…Kim Britt!After a mysterious condition causes her to swear like a drunken sailor, a meek Catholic grade school teacher struggles to save her job and escort her class on a trip to the Vatican to meet,
For television writing testimonials please see TV Consultant Joey’s TestimonialsAll testimonials are from actual clients.—————————————————————————————————————Testimonials for Script Doctor Eric’s Screenwriting Services—————————————————————————————————————“The way he does his notes is so refreshing. He lists the good, the bad, and the ugly, but does it in a style that is