was debating on doing this or not. I have writing a screenplay that is go fast pace. The could be an Academy Award Winner. Ok ok your say thats bulls#!t, and I would understand. Maybe everyone says it. It has been compared to Triffict, Pulp Fiction and the Hang over. Other who read it not me. I think its uniquic in a way that has never been done. I'm learning all the formatting rules. But if you could look a little pass that you will be on your way, Promise. Check out what my sysnoise is all about and we will be on our way! Here are some feedback I received so far. Damn!!!!!!!! Your screenplay was craaaaazzzy!!!! I just finished it and I was like....reading it with my hand over my mouth! It was for real good! Really good!!!! a little violent but.... whatever. I have to go now but I will DEFINITELY talk to you later. I have lots of questions for you!!
That's awesome. The coverage you posted indicated that it had numerous spelling errors and some formatting issues. My wife does excellent copy editing work. She could clean it up and fix all your spelling mistakes if you'd like. Obviously, there would be a charge. I wish you all the best.
how much?
This was really BOLD, I know...
Message her directly at: https://www.stage32.com/profile/128876/aubyanne-meletio-poulter
How can I read it?
Go to my logline, it's the only there
Hi Dru, I HIGHLY recommend you get coverage on your script before approaching any producers. Most can tell if you've had professional coverage or not, and will not give you a chance without it. The Happy Writers has a fantastic coverage service - you should definitely look into it: https://www.stage32.com/happy-writers/coverage There is also the opportunity to pitch this screenplay straight to executives through the Happy Writers pitch sessions. Before you pitch though, I recommend getting coverage and making sure your script is air tight with no grammar, spelling or formatting issues. Give yourself the best chance of success possible!
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@Shannon I did put my coverage in my sysnoise.
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I recommend professional coverage, not just having friends and family read it.
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@Shannon It was a pro, thats read it, that why I added it to my synopsis, did you see something she didn't? I will pay fer the best. I fixed things she said.
Are yo a professional? than lets talk numbers