Turns out, I’m not the only one who gets email. The other day, Joey – resident television expert here at ScriptDoctorEric.com – answered a question on query letters and pilot scripts. I’ve posted that question and her answer below.* Hope it helps! -Eric A reader asked: My friend and I created an animated television series perfect for […]
I recently got a question from a screenwriter looking for help with his query letter. He had read my post on How to Write a Query Letter but still had additional concerns for his own letter. I am currently on hiatus and not helping with queries or screenplays right now. But, he pitched me a […]
I’ve written a lot on query letters for your screenplay on this site – and I’ll mention them again below, HOWEVER, I want to briefly discuss four OTHER ways to get an agent to read your screenplay. Of the five methods below, the first three assume you know an agent or encounter one online or […]
Just got this question from a reader: I just finished reading your article on how to write a query letter and I have a question for you. I’ve written a short story that I would like to submit to a talent agency in the hopes of getting it made into a movie but I have […]
I’ve been reading a few query letters for a client who is literally (OK, not “literally”) buried in them. Writers are making so many of the same errors I just had to post about it. Please, people, please read the below tips BEFORE you send your query letter out. The five most common mistakes I’m […]
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