Re: Q for Franklin Leonard
I did, in fact, miss this question in the thread, however.
Short answer, we're looking for best in class scripts. Writing well is not enough. A script must also be the sort of thing that people are likely to respond to in the marketplace today.
Our readers are instructed to issue their 1-10 rating based on how likely they are to recommend a script to a peer or superior in the industry. Since readers are assigned based on their genre preferences, a brilliant horror script will be hailed in the same way a brilliant drama script will.
In short, write something brilliant, regardless of genre, and the rest will take care of itself.
Originally posted by SundownInRetreat
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Short answer, we're looking for best in class scripts. Writing well is not enough. A script must also be the sort of thing that people are likely to respond to in the marketplace today.
Our readers are instructed to issue their 1-10 rating based on how likely they are to recommend a script to a peer or superior in the industry. Since readers are assigned based on their genre preferences, a brilliant horror script will be hailed in the same way a brilliant drama script will.
In short, write something brilliant, regardless of genre, and the rest will take care of itself.
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