Hi everyone, I'm Mike Davie, President-CEO Manor House Publishing Inc. and we invite all producers and screenwriters to take a look at our many titles at www.manor-house-publishing.com and see if you'd like to discuss film-adaptation for any-all - contact us at: mbdavie@manor-house.biz - cheers!
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That is very cool of you Michael Davie! This is a great opportunity for producers and for screenwriters. I have your site up in another window. Going to go through the library in a bit! You can also reach out to me at j.mirch@stage32.com - we work with Producers who may be interested in hearing more and speaking with you. I will look for your email.
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So amazing and thank you for this opportunity! Looking forward to connecting with you. www.twoiifilms.com
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Thanks everyone - great to have you all in my network - and Jason, I will also happily accept your invitation to reach out to you at your email address as you've suggested - cheers everyone!
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Thank you for connecting, Michael. It would be an honor to connect with you and discuss the possibilities of film-adaptation of my book GOLGOTHA. I have the screen play ready. Best wishes
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I'm a script writer in Reno. I've written 22 full length scripts & 4 TV pilots. 2 different scripts of mine won contests in the last 4 months. I write in many genres. I need an agent. but how?
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It's a pleasure to be a connection with you, I hope we find a Great opportunities relationship together along..
Have you pitched to producers, executives, managers, etc. through Stage 32's Pitch Sessions, Michael Thomas Gossette (www.stage32.com/scriptservices/pitch-sessions)?
You can find agents and managers on IMDb Pro (https://pro.imdb.com/signup/index). There's a free trial.
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Script writing and writing in general is a double edge sword. When you write a story you’re expected to put down as much detail as possible. In a script the descriptions are minimal. No wonder it’s so hard to adapt books to movies.
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Sending an email. If you’re interested in adapting horror stories let me know!