Re: When your agent doesn't like your script...
Yeah, I definitely don't want to submit to those who requested without the full support of my agent.
I've been keeping my agent updated each time someone I've contacted has requested to read the script.
This was the route I was most interested in pursuing. Getting some more feedback from my agent as to which parts are the weakest (and strongest) and working hard on fixing them. My last resort is to simply give up. I should be talking more in-depth with him soon about it.
P.S. Thanks for the feedback everyone!
Originally posted by Hasil Adkins
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Originally posted by catcon
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I'd be boggled if this "nouveau screenplay agent" would stand in your way of submitting it, once s/he knows about the opportunity. You're the boss in the relationship, remember.
Mind you, if these producers are as big as you suggest (again, this has happened to me), you're going to go back and look very closely at this script one more time before firing it off, correct!? And some of the things you might adjust/fix/change are very things the agent mentions. Or maybe not.
Mind you, if these producers are as big as you suggest (again, this has happened to me), you're going to go back and look very closely at this script one more time before firing it off, correct!? And some of the things you might adjust/fix/change are very things the agent mentions. Or maybe not.
P.S. Thanks for the feedback everyone!
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