I got this question recently:Dear Eric,For weeks I have been searching for a reputable list of agencies to submit for query letter to. Initially, I thought the agencies on the WGA website were legitimate, but some of them don’t release their clients, which seems fishy.
Took a break from my big project and got into a discussion with Mike from A Video Store Named Desire and his crowd of followers on Facebook. Here’s a slightly modified version of it. Check out My Facebook Page to find Mike and join the
If you would like a list of agents and agencies from the Writers Guild of America, West, then click here. Get representation by one of them, and your chances of selling a screenplay increase greatly. Of course, there are no guarantees.Most of you shouldn’t be
Don’t get me wrong, I’m as big a fan of crass humor as anyone else. I love SOMETHING ABOUT MARY, and will see anything Apatow puts out.If you’re just starting out as a screenwriter, however, loading your script up with crass jokes (comics call it
Just got this great question:Is it easier to break into screenwriting with a high budget/high concept/solid script or a low budget/indy script? Basically should new comers avoid writing the next Matrix and concentrate on getting their work made low budget style first?The answer is really