John Cirillo: Screenwriter in Brooklyn, New York.

Arthur, project sounds cool, are you looking for a PA of any sort, trying to get involved in the business and am eager to work and learn.

I have a movie idea that I know I cant write, was wondering if anyone knows how I can pitch it to a studio. I live in NY

Just curious... why can't you write the script? From my experience... you'll first need to write it. Unless you're a known, produced writer with credits and an agent etc. or you have a relative who adores you in the biz, the studios (the assistant that answers the phones, anyway) won't even listen to your pitch. They legally can't. So, after you finish the script, pay for coverage from at least one reputable produced writer (or company), rewrite it , submit it to the top competitions that give feedback, rewrite it, write the best high concept logline and query letter possible, pay for feedback on that and rewrite it, register it with the LOC and/or WGA, do your research as to what prodcos do your genre and/or will even accept queries, send the query out and hope for the best. If anyone is seriously interested and options it, great. That's when the real rewrites begin!

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