I wrote a movie script that over 30 diffrent people say its ready to make. Whats my next step?
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1) Hire a Lawyer (Copyright)\n2) Hire an Agent\n3) Send me an "Executive Summary" (Your entire script in 1 Page or less)\n4) If my assistant likes it. I will ask you to send her your entire Script\n5) If my assistant likes it. I will read it and if I like it and my lawyer says the copyright papers are in order then I write you a check and you also get a "Down Payment" for your next script and of course you get your name on the credits
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If it is a really great idea you ned to be careful that someone doesn't rip you off. If you do decide to go with a writer you should check out copyright safeguards first. \n\nOr maybe you should look into doing a creative writing course and trying to make your idea into a short story or even a full novel ... then you can pitch it to a movie maker and make mucho $$$
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GET ANOTHER JOB! YOU'RE NO ACTOR !\n\nThat's probably what many a director would love to yell at some overpaid no-talents.
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Register your script with the Writers Guild of America -  http://www.wga.org/subpage_register.aspx?id=1183\nIt costs just $20 and you can do it completely online, by uploading your script.  Having your script registered with the WGA protects your copyright and enables you to refer back to the registered copy on the date you put it out there to counter anyone else's claims that they may have created the story first.  To get feedback do a search of Yahoo Groups in your area for filmmakers and put a posting for people to read and review your script.
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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 usually have to wait a while after the movie has been out.  I can suggest a few sites.\n\nhttp://www.scriptshack.com/\n\nhttp://www.simplyscripts.com/\n\ngood luck!
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You need to get yourself an agent. I don't know where you are located, but you can find one in the phone book or do an online search. Start there because companies casting for commercials and movies use agents to find the right people for a part.
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It depends on the movie. There are more steps on making a movie then just shooting it. You have to go through pre production which could last weeks or months, then the production phase which can be from a month to even six or more months to film, then you have post production which will last weeks before you even say the film is finish.
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get a new agent\n\nor become a better actor
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You're going to have to be a bit mroe specific. the scriptwriter creates the basic story. The director makes decisions on the look and the camera angles. The camera-man actually shoots the scenes. The producer decides o nthe budget, makes sure everyone else does their job and the film gets promoted and released. Any one of these people could be said to "create" the film
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u know i wanna do the same thing, but i'd rather be one of those people who are making movies. that's my goal, so let's work together and i'll cast in my movie.
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Project Greenlight has a competition. You can find other websites that hold these competitions as well. If its that good you will have a chance to pitch your script to a studio.
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I don' t but if anyone wants to buy mine...its genius...its a teen comedy about a girl whose senior year goes terribly wrong...contact me about it...the genius of the script is in the tiny details..I'm also an art major so I have a great eye so I can direct it for you...for cheap...I already know where I want to shoot...except for the residential areas and I have sketches and a storyboard ready....I even have sketches of costumes for main characters.....I'm ready and I'm roaring and I'm a GENIUS! I also have concepts that I'm developing...also sure to be genius....okay?
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well, if u sell me ur story, i'll make the best movie ever of this year.we'll share profits, of course.or let's start with a novel, what u think??
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Why not indeed? Maybe they just havn't found a good enough script but somehow i doubt it, get writing to the studios, as a consumer this is what you want to see.
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do you want to make a movie with a slideshow and music? i have many software to make that..if so.. just send thru my email...tq..
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You either out to Write Movie Scripts or become a Comedian AND Quit your Day Job too!\nVery Funny!\nVery!