Writing, Protecting, and Selling a Screenplay (13 Videos & Workbooks)

In this workbook and set of videos you get in-depth instruction on how to write, protect, and sell your screenplays. You'll find this useful if you are a new screenwriter, a novel writer or playwright who wants to start writing screenplays, or a filmmaker who needs to be able to create, edit, and commission and buy screenplays for your projects.

If you have been looking for a fast, friendly, easy way to master professional screenwriting and want to know how to sell your screenplay after you write it, you'll find this a useful workshop. If you are a producer who wants to write a screenplay, or hire screenwriters, you'll find this a critical resource as well. 

In this workshop learn:

• Where to get full-bore screenwriting software (Celtx & More) for free and cheap and why it's important that you use screenwriting software to create your scripts.  
• An introduction to the premium screenwriting software in the world used by the studios, Final Draft.
• Screenplay formatting rules and why they are critical in both writing and selling your screenplay. 
• Special steps you may need to take if you are telling "true stories" even if they are about yourself.
• When, why, and how to register your screenplay and why this is required prior to showing it to others.
• Multiple ways to vet your screenplay to make sure it's ready to sell.
  
• Writing partnerships and what must be in place to make your work sellable. 
• Working with ghostwriters and script doctors.
• Sites you can use to pitch and sell screenplays worldwide and issues involved in using them.
• What agents and managers require in order to represent you. 
• Where to find and how to pitch agents and managers who actually sell screenplays effectively
• How to pitch producers directly without going through agents and managers and why what's a brand new thing.
• What makes your work valuable to producers.
• A writers role in the screenwriting process. 
• How to do due diligence and avoid getting scammed. 
• An overview of working with ghostwriters and attorneys with interviews featuring industry pros.  

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