where can i send a completed script for a film?are there any production companies in the UK (or elsewhere) that accept screenplays from unknown writers?
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You can try taking it to a production company, or you could mail it to a producer. But those people get tons and tonns of screenplays, and for the most part they toss them in the trashbin.\n\nWhat you need to do is get a connection. Find someone involved in the film business and have them read your screenplay, then take it to someone higher up. This way at least you might have a fighting chance.
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Some of these answers are so rude!  My friend just returned from working on the set of The Order of the Phoenix yesterday so we can all look forward to the new film next year.  As for emailing the actor, why don't you try a fan club site.
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You need a screen writer.  But first you need more than some special effects...come up with a beginning of your story and what you want to happen at the end.  The screen writer can help with the middle.  Go to guru.com to find a screen writer.  Or go to the Screen Writers Federation of America.  You also need to join one of these associations and submit your story idea and get it logged in.  Try clickandcopyright.com also.   And yes as soon as you have something concrete seek legal counsel....Good Luck!
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Check out www.wepwawet.nl/films and see if you can find your film there.
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You may be able to find something from these links below. Are you a film maker? What kind of DVD are you planning to market? \n\nI'm a film maker and I plan to put an upcoming film on DVD for sale. I would love to hear about your experiences and whatever you find out about how to market and  idstribute your DVD.\n\nIn the mean time, you can enjoy the film class version and auditions for my project that is currently in pre production.\n\nJames\n\nhttp://www.customflix.com/Special/Support/HowTo/Distribution/Tip1.html\n\nhttp://www.kk.org/cooltools/archives/000668.php\n\nhttp://go2-url.com/arrud/\n\nhttp://www.namac.org/article.cfm?id=2&cid=22&aid=240&num=2\n\nhttp://www.passionriver.com/independent-film-documentary-marketing.html
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This is an easy question, since I used to work for a director/writer talent management firm in LA. \nYou have to do a search to locate the copywrite owners of the Thundercats. The person or business who owns copywrite title will have all rights to the story and characters; Film, television, theater, merchandising, print, recording, etc. NO ONE can advance any project without their express consent. \n\nContact them, but only after you have either a 5-10 page treatment, or a 90-120 page finished script. It's better to have a treatment, which is a summation of the story, than a script because if you get a rejection you won't have wasted all that time and effort. Then contact WGA WEST (Writers Guild of America, on Fairfax in Los Angeles) and they will tell you how to send it in for registration so your idea is legally protected. If I remember, there is a small fee, $25-50.  If you don't have this, you can tell them your idea and without proof, they can legally take your idea and give you nothing.\n\nThe copywrite owners will let you know, based on a quick pitch of your idea, if this is something they might be interested in. You never know, they might be working on a deal of their own, either a development project or a plan to sell the rights to another producer.\nGood luck.
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you write to whom you want to pay. If you are not sure of the company name that you are going to write it to. Somtimes companys have one name but, they go by another. You can leave it blank but, if you are going to mail it then I would write a name on it.
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well a producer would never reply / read your mail .\ntry to get in touch personally..\nlike by bribing the driver..
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Dont know if youre US or OK but heres how it works in Britain.  \n\nWhoever Authors a song/logo etc owns the copywright and anyone wishing to use this must obtain permission. The problems comes in proving that you are the author of an original piece\n\nThe simplest way to do this is to send a copy of the recording/ logo etc to yourself getting a clearly dated postmark on it. Ideally sending it in some way that you have to sign for. DO NOT OPEN IT. \n\nHand the unopened Package to a Solictor or Deposit it with your bank, keeping hold of a dated receipt.\n\nIn the case of a future copyright dispute, this package can be opened in court and used as proof that you owned this property on the date deposited. \n\nThis is standard practice in UK you'll have to check out any legal differences if your from the States\n\nHope this is some use anyway.\nHappy recording
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Make sure that you write up the idea and then have it dated and notorized and copyrighted. Then you would need an agent or be really agressive to pitch it to a network. They will wan to you to have experience etc, but if you are aggressive enough someone may listen. you want to try and pitch to the development department.
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The entire screenplay, unfortunately, is not available online.  it's part of a massive Gene Wilder collection in the University of Iowa library.  The link below takes you to their page.  Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
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Try Script City. They have scripts of everything past and present.
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The credits should have a copyright date.  If not, you could google/yahoo search the title of the film, or search the studio that produced it.
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Most major studios and TV channels all have a website and I imagine you can do it from there, just look them up on a search engine.  But I wouldn't bother sending them a script, it will just get tossed in the garbage or the e-mail deleted.  Best way to go about doing that is first get a lawyer and copywrite it then get an agent and let them try to sell it.  Most get thousands of scripts a year by mail and all of them get junked.
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look go to http://publishamerica.com    send your novel to them .....  there not in the business for taking money but for helping you publish your book
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Try selling your film idea on eBay.  Everything else sells on eBay, why not give it a try.  Just make sure nobody can steal your idea, if it's really good.  I also like the idea about a film festival, but it sounds like you need to make the movie first before you can submit it to a film festival for recognition.  You'll likely need some smaller films for a portfolio to show potential investors that you can actually produce a professional film.  I'd help for free if I had the chance.
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its just called Green Street... where in the world are you as in the UK its been out months...\n\ntry using www.play.com for official release date where you are\n\nGreat film!