Good Evening,
I have been reading posts from your forum and almost every article and comment is a lesson. Thank you, for..existing and doing this.
I have a complex question(s). If anyone will be willing to spare a few minutes and guide me, it would mean a great deal for me.
My name is Bogdan, and I am trying to understand what is the protocol these days, with respect to the writers' strike? I have a script, I am not a WGA member, but not in a million years would I try shopping it around while the strike continues.
So, should I just wait until the strike is over? Can trying to find a manager or an agent willing to read my script be considered unprofessional?
It is obvious I am very new at this, but I do have a script that I trust, and I would like to move forward with it, just don't know exactly how.
Thank you in advance for any advice you can offer. Convincing anyone to read a script from an unknown is hard enough..Add a strike in the mix, and a newcomer can easily make an even greater mistake than the one when he/she allowed the pen to take over his/her life..
I have been reading posts from your forum and almost every article and comment is a lesson. Thank you, for..existing and doing this.
I have a complex question(s). If anyone will be willing to spare a few minutes and guide me, it would mean a great deal for me.
My name is Bogdan, and I am trying to understand what is the protocol these days, with respect to the writers' strike? I have a script, I am not a WGA member, but not in a million years would I try shopping it around while the strike continues.
So, should I just wait until the strike is over? Can trying to find a manager or an agent willing to read my script be considered unprofessional?
It is obvious I am very new at this, but I do have a script that I trust, and I would like to move forward with it, just don't know exactly how.
Thank you in advance for any advice you can offer. Convincing anyone to read a script from an unknown is hard enough..Add a strike in the mix, and a newcomer can easily make an even greater mistake than the one when he/she allowed the pen to take over his/her life..
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