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11 more things to think about when negotiating your screenplay option

Got an offer to option your screenplay? Here are eleven terms you should know when talking to your attorney. [See PART I - 10 things to think about when optioning your screenplay] Okay, so you’ve gotten an option offer, you’ve

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10 things to think about when you option your screenplay

What does it mean to have your screenplay optioned? A producer wants to option your script. Should you do it? What are the considerations? Here’s one guy’s opinion. Part I of II [Click for Part II: Eleven More Things To

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on defining "high concept"

Every so often I see a conversation about “high concept” films or screenplays that goes something like this: “That was a high concept film.” “High concept? It was a bunch of explosions and giant robots! What’s so high concept about

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Grampa Was A Superhero script has been optioned

[Become a fan of Grampa Was A Superhero on FACEBOOK] Writing duo’s family friendly spec script lands option deal with Epiphany Productions. Santa Cruz, CA – January 31, 2010 Chip Street and Sean Meehan have had unlikely good fortune in

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where the wild things are – review

Where The Wild Things Are – a disappointing imbalance of dramatic and thematic intent. I knew going in. I’d heard the reports, seen the reviews, and I knew. “It’s awfully dark,” they’d say. “It’s not a kid’s movie.” “But it’s

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Rocket Summer Book

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