I was just wondering, how many of you have sold a screenplay. And if so, what was the process? (Did you use an agent, manager, both, sell it yourself, etc.?)
Hey, Thom Reese. I sold four short scripts to a producer on Stage 32. I networked with him for a little while, then we got into a conversation about scripts. I told him I had scripts posted on my profile and he went through them and picked four. We signed a contract, and he paid me for the scripts. That's why I suggest writers post their scripts (along with their loglines and synopses) on their profiles.
like the scripts you had , you just let people read them un copy written ? like what if you show me a script and then i just go wow i like this and take it ? theft is my question lol
Maurice Vaughan I think he means WGA and/or Library of Congress registered when he says "copywritten". he is making the assumption that you must do one of those before you can sell a script, or at least I think he is asking if you sold scripts having done neither of those 2 types of script protection.
Oh ok, Chase Cysco. I see what you mean. Thanks for explaining. Yeah, I register my scripts with the U.S. Copyright Office before showing them to people.
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Hey, Thom Reese. I sold four short scripts to a producer on Stage 32. I networked with him for a little while, then we got into a conversation about scripts. I told him I had scripts posted on my profile and he went through them and picked four. We signed a contract, and he paid me for the scripts. That's why I suggest writers post their scripts (along with their loglines and synopses) on their profiles.
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Maurice Vaughan they were already copy written correct ?? or you just said screw it lol
Hey, Chase Cysco. Sorry, I don't understand your question.
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like the scripts you had , you just let people read them un copy written ? like what if you show me a script and then i just go wow i like this and take it ? theft is my question lol
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Maurice Vaughan I think he means WGA and/or Library of Congress registered when he says "copywritten". he is making the assumption that you must do one of those before you can sell a script, or at least I think he is asking if you sold scripts having done neither of those 2 types of script protection.
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Oh ok, Chase Cysco. I see what you mean. Thanks for explaining. Yeah, I register my scripts with the U.S. Copyright Office before showing them to people.
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Thanks, Daniel Goudreau.
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Daniel Goudreau yesss !!sorry i didn't no the film term for it .. thanks Maurice very nice to no (: ...
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No. Got short produced, got feature optioned and got one more re-written for hire...all direct contacts....
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Dan Guardino. Yes. That was helpful. Thanks you.