Story. Screenplay. Sale.
To be a working screenwriter, one needs to write AND sell.
With thanks to Louise Lee Mei and Niels Abercrombie.
A question I always like to ask people in the know is, “What kind of character should you write to give yourself the best chance to attract an A-List actor?” The reason? There’s no quicker way to get your script sold or produced than to attach a star. Part One Part Two CONCLUSIONS One of … Read more
A question I always like to ask people in the know is, “What kind of character should you write to give yourself the best chance to attract an A-List actor?” The reason I ask is because there’s no quicker way to get your script sold or produced than to attach a star. Part One Actor: … Read more
A question I always like to ask people in the know is, “What kind of character should you write to give yourself the best chance to attract an A-List actor?” The reason I ask is because there’s no quicker way to get your script sold or produced than to attach a star. by Carson Reeves … Read more
You’ve won your first writing assignment. Perhaps on the strength of a prior spec sale. Or, more likely, on the strength of a recommendation made by one of your contacts. Good on you! You’re now hired to do subsequent drafts of someone else’s screenplay. Great stuff! On the road to being a paid professional, you’re … Read more