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Spring Into Action With This Coverage Offer
Spring is a time for new beginnings. With that in mind, Monument Script Services wants to help you get started on a new beginning for your screenplay by offering 20% off of any first-time coverage service between now and April 1st. Having a professional reader evaluate your screenplay is an integral step in getting you …
Congratulations!
Monument Script Services congratulates our client Tiyan Newman, whose script Hope Runs Deep is a quarter-finalist in the 2014 Screencraft Comedy Script competition! Well done, Tiyan!
Congratulations!
Monument Script Services congratulates our client Julie Brimberg Rothschild. She has been offered $5 million to finance the making of her script Housebound, for which Monument Script Services provided notes on 5 drafts. Best of luck moving forward, Julie!
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Thoughts on Lucas and Spielberg’s Comments on the Future of Film
I know this is old news, but I’ve been away for a couple of weeks, and Steven Spielberg and George Lucas made their comments right as I was going on my vacation. The comment I’d most like to take issue with is the one that Lucas made about studios only making tent pole films that …
Protect Yourself
One of the dangers of writing a great story or coming up with a great idea is the fact that some nefarious types my want to steal it from you to claim as their own. Another is that you may submit it to a studio and they could pass on it, but try to keep …
Link to Steven Soderbergh’s Discussion on the State of Cinema
This is a very interesting read, and shows what we’re all up against as writers, artists and filmmakers. http://www.deadline.com/2013/04/steven-soderbergh-state-of-cinema-address/
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Getting an Agent Without Having an Agent
How do you sell a screenplay without an agent, and how do you get an agent without having sold a screenplay? That is the Screenwriter’s Catch-22 and the question that has haunted writers for decades and continues to haunt us to this day. Studios will rarely accept scripts that are unsolicited, and agents don’t want to talk to you …