The Screenplay Mechanic (EvilRbt)

[one seven spectrum]

Argh! Sounds painful, how'd you do that?

I'll email you again. It's Evan.

[Centurio]

Originally Posted by EvilRbt

I got back to you right? I sometimes struggle to connect usernames and real names, and a busted wrist saw me on Vicodin the last two days.

I thought your wife said no more surfing after the last accident?

[ckbernard]

Hello Andrew, I emailed you yesterday for more info on your services. Perhaps you didn't receive it. Sorry to hear about your wrist too.

[EvilRbt]

It was basketball this time. I play twice a week, get injured almost as often.

Ck, send me another email to Hiltonmail@yahoo.com. Perhaps my gmail filtered you out.

[OzFade]

So I've hit a roadblock with a rewrite im meant to be doing...

Look out for a an email soon mechanic.

[EvilRbt]

Originally Posted by OzFade

So I've hit a roadblock with a rewrite im meant to be doing...

Look out for a an email soon mechanic.

Will do. Just keep in mind I get booked-up well ahead of time. And good luck!

[MontanaHans]

Gorn! That's amazing! Major props my friend. Hope they sell your spec!

Andrew, my script is still coming this week. Have you tried snorting the Vicodin? It takes effect faster. :0

[LeadSolo]

Once again, Andrew's insight proved valuable. Went with his services earlier in the process than I normally would, with a two day old first draft. Called me on my BS, and offered salient story points to dwell on. Saved me hours of staring at the flashing cursor for the rewrite.

[ChiliP]

(Very) long time lurker, first time poster.

I've been involved in the industry for a few years now - a smattering of credits, a few projects which have fallen through the cracks - and have dealt with a variety of readers and reader services along the way. I've never come across anyone who takes the job as seriously as Andrew.

Andrew covered two of my scripts. Not only did he return the coverage earlier than promised, but his notes were comprehensive, spot on, and peppered with detail. I could tell immediately there was no skimming or glossing.

I can not tell you how many times I've received coverage where major details regarding character or plot were incorrect in the synopsis. And, as we all know, if the reader is missing major plot points in the synopsis, the coverage is more or less rendered irrelevant. Not so with Andrew. The synopsis for both scripts was on the money. He saw everything. Themes, subplots, all of it. Again, the attention to detail was not only appreciated, but validated the work.

In short, if you are looking to have your work covered, you should look no further. When using a service, I've found that too often you are beholden to the tastes of the reader as opposed to a reader who looks at each work on its individual merits. There are no such concerns with Andrew.

Lastly, I'd like to congratulate Andrew for his appearance in this month's Script Magazine. The article not only contains quotes from Andrew on the importance of having your work covered, but also lists him as one of the top coverage experts in the industry. Well done and well deserved!

[EvilRbt]

Fear not, I'm still reading for now...

http://www.deadline.com/2011/06/rob-...in-the-desert/