I'm ready to start a new project after having written two film spec scripts that my agent is sending out. I have a call scheduled with her next week to discuss next project, but I wanted to get your thoughts.
I've not yet done a tv pilot script or treatment and am curious about experimenting with that. At the same time, I feel comfortable with feature scripts. I've got solid ideas for either direction. What's easier to sell these days? What direction to go?
I can kill time on the experiment of TV writing if there is something to learn there, but if it'll likely not be more beneficial to diversify, then I feel like sticking with film specs is easier. It takes me about a 4-6 weeks full time writing to get a decent draft for a 100 page film script (aka ready to be read by agent). In addition to just sheer writing difference, I'm wondering if there is a better TV selling season vs film selling season.
I've not yet done a tv pilot script or treatment and am curious about experimenting with that. At the same time, I feel comfortable with feature scripts. I've got solid ideas for either direction. What's easier to sell these days? What direction to go?
I can kill time on the experiment of TV writing if there is something to learn there, but if it'll likely not be more beneficial to diversify, then I feel like sticking with film specs is easier. It takes me about a 4-6 weeks full time writing to get a decent draft for a 100 page film script (aka ready to be read by agent). In addition to just sheer writing difference, I'm wondering if there is a better TV selling season vs film selling season.
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