Hello! Does anyone know of any agencies that represent television pilots? I've tried a couple and I know it's a long shot, but if anyone knows of agencies that represent television pilots/writers, please let me know. Thank you!
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Originally posted by surftatboy View PostCAA, WME, ICM... etc.Just because you're trash doesn't mean you can't do amazing things - it's called a trash CAN not a trash cannot
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Originally posted by worldandmore View PostHello! Does anyone know of any agencies that represent television pilots? I've tried a couple and I know it's a long shot, but if anyone knows of agencies that represent television pilots/writers, please let me know. Thank you!
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Originally posted by surftatboy View PostI would go for a manager. Usual suspects.
Scratch that, I'd go for a lawyer. 5% vs 15% or 10%.
Originally posted by Mpimentel View PostYou've got the silliest quote ever. That said, what genre is your pilot in? Maybe I can help with some email addy's.Just because you're trash doesn't mean you can't do amazing things - it's called a trash CAN not a trash cannot
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Lawyers are the nuts and bolts people, yeah?
They would probably put you in touch with an agency [if they dig your script]. But it's not a bad place to begin the process [them folding you into an agency, yeah?]. They do read.
I'm trying to figure out how to try to make a deal sans agent and manager, only lawyer. It may not be possible, but I'm trying. Never hurts to try, yes?DOPE CITY
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Originally posted by surftatboy View PostI'm trying to figure out how to try to make a deal sans agent and manager, only lawyer. It may not be possible, but I'm trying. Never hurts to try, yes?
Ducky1288 and Ronaldinho, I've tried many, and a couple of literary and talent agencies say they do not have a television department or don't represent television so that's why I'm being a little bit picky and wanting to know specific ones that do.Just because you're trash doesn't mean you can't do amazing things - it's called a trash CAN not a trash cannot
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Originally posted by worldandmore View PostI'm a big believer that anything is possible and I'm glad you are trying. Let me know how that works out, I'm going to research about querying entertainment lawyers and query them after the weekend.
Ducky1288 and Ronaldinho, I've tried many, and a couple of literary and talent agencies say they do not have a television department or don't represent television so that's why I'm being a little bit picky and wanting to know specific ones that do.
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Originally posted by surftatboy View PostLawyers are the nuts and bolts people, yeah?
They would probably put you in touch with an agency [if they dig your script]. But it's not a bad place to begin the process [them folding you into an agency, yeah?]. They do read.
I'm trying to figure out how to try to make a deal sans agent and manager, only lawyer. It may not be possible, but I'm trying. Never hurts to try, yes?
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I'd try to get your pilot in front of a good producer -- a reputable producer with an agent at one of the big agencies. If the producer likes it he'll share it with his agent and if his agent doesn't like it the producer -- assuming he's passionate about your material --- will keep hustling it and will find ways to get people on board (be it other producers or a director) who have powerful agents themselves.
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Originally posted by artisone View PostLawyers usually come in once an offer is made. Getting to that offer takes a lot of work and it's the type of work lawyers typically don't do.
I had a lawyer first. Helped me get agency representation. Whatever works.
Yes, I'm aware of the agent's role.DOPE CITY
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