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10-06-2004, 03:19 PM
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looking for scripts
I have an investor looking to produce several low budget horror films. We are interested in any horror scirpts: undead, zombie, vamp, serial killers, etc.
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10-06-2004, 03:42 PM
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WGA
send a copy to the WGA. www.wga.org. For a small fee (about $24.00) They will register it. Then you can start to send out your scripts to producers. That way you are protected from someone trying to steal your ideas.
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10-15-2004, 03:32 PM
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why am i posting on this thread?
i dont know
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10-17-2004, 07:44 PM
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You haven't mentioned who your investor is or where they can be reached.
CK
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10-17-2004, 10:35 PM
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I work with several funds. The funds have investors from across the nation. They join films as executive producers or co-producers depending on the project.
My job is to find new ideas and sccripts. The projects that have promise, I turn over to the the lead producer of the funds. If the partners are interested, they put up the money and a film is made. If you have a script you are looking to take into productions, first submit it to the WGA to protect your rights, then please send me a final draft or PDF, or word doc to [email protected]
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10-22-2004, 12:46 AM
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That's all fine and dandy, but I'd like to mention that nobody here knows who you are either. Basically you've just given an e-mail address for people to send scripts to. Sorry if I might sound a little cynical, but that's kinda fucked up. I work in horror indies myself and I would never send anything blindly to some unknown person/persons or company and I hope that nobody else here would either. You haven't represented yourself, nor this "rick" person in any capacity to have any credability whatsoever. I'd have to strongly suggest for anyone reading this thread to NOT submit any written materials to you or "rick" at this point. Sorry.
CK
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10-22-2004, 01:40 PM
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little cynical
A producer with private money is looking to produce a film and is looking for new talent. As a writer, if you register with WGA, you protect yourself and your script. Your more than a little cynical. As a writer, you need to get your script out in the hands of anyone that might be able to green light your film. I might be a crack head blowing smoke up everyone's ass. Or I might work with a producer that has a track record of films, access to funds, and a distribution deal.
Take a chance, send a script. Again my email address is [email protected] or mail a hard copy to: Rick Thompson, Autumn Entertainment, 100 Universal City Plaza, Building 6128, Universal City, CA 91602
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What's your track record with films, if I might ask ? So far all I've seen is a web site for a real estate dealer. I do happen to have a few scripts myself (hoping to shoot one this winter in the Chicagoland area if all goes well), but still don't see why I would send them. Skeptical, yes, but also a stickler for details.
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