Script Analysis

[Margie24]

A question from a new screenwriter-

If you have had a professional script analyst review your screenplay, and her report is positive, should you mention this fact in your query letters?

[Unca Leo]

No. It won't matter.

[E J Pennypacker]

Margie24 --

If you are part of the InkTip.com crew - then throw it in there.

G-luck.

EJ

[pantalone]

Not. You might as well tell me your mommy liked the script.

[Margie24]

Thanks for the advice.

What's ink.tip.com?

[Margie24]

Okay, I checked inktip.com out myself.

Anyone have any experience with that site? Do you recommend spending the $40?

Were you saying that it's okay to include your coverage in there if you use their services?

[BetterThanNormal]

I've been watching this site for some time now in order to see if they deliver on what they promise and if other writers are seeing any real results from them, and so far the answer has been yes. They not only post your script on the site but it is also sent via snail mail in a newsletter to about 5000 agents, producers, etc. Now I'm not promoting them by any means but they do seem to get results because of their two prong approach. The idea of having a website on which to post scripts combined with a newsletter that is mailed out about every 4 months is good coverage. If you have any doubts or want to be sure about what you're getting involved with try subscribing to their email newsletter and watch it for a while. The emailed newsletter alone is good for leads.

Good luck,

BTN

[Margie24]

Thanks, BTN!