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Hi, I'm kind of new to sending query letters to agents.
My question is how many letters should I send, How many do you send. 15? 150? 300? My goal is to see if my screenplay can sell, if not than I will be planning to make it myself. And how long does it usually take for agents to respond back that they want to read your script? 2 weeks? a month? I don't want to wait forever, maybe try this for about 3-4 months if nothing, I want to start planning preproduction right away. |
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Dude, screw the agents and just make the film, especially if you're looking towards writing as a stepping stone to ultimately directing features. It'd probably be the best thing to do in terms of career moves....
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Thanks.
Ya my passion is in Directing. I should continue following my goal. |
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f*ck excuses.
f*ck any other attachments/obligations in life. Make the film. good things come to those who never f*cking wait. |
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NoTalentAssClown,
YES!!! I agree! |
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Hi, You know I have to send more than 400 emails and just 10 responses. I have not counted the mail I sent to the agency.
How long does it take depends on the agency you send your material to? some 2 weeks or some a few months. What genre have you written? Have a question to you? ok? Do you know anything about the BK Nelson, the literary agency. Note: I have no mean to recommend them to you. Wish your career flourish. IWMU |
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I have written a psychological drama.
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