Are their currently agents for screenplays that accept new artists work, if so how do I communicate?
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There are several that accept screenplays on spec.  Check the link here.  I also write screenplays but thus far make my own movies with my partner.  Good luck!
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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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If you are a famous author, get your book agent to link up with an agent in Hollywood to shop your material around to showrunners (writers/producers with track records on how to market and produce a show).  They will option your material and prepare a pilot script and a bible (a book detailing how the show will progress).  Then they will take the script and bible and pitch it to studio executives, possibly after getting an actor attached.  \n\nIf you are not a famous author, you should try to network with up-and-coming writers and producers in Los Angeles or possibly New York.  A good source for such people are either producers students (UCLA and USC both have producing programs) or junior studio executives.  Both groups of people pin their hopes of future advancement on "finding the next big thing", so they are more willing to listen to you if you are a "nobody" than other types.  If you get one of them to advocate for you, they will try to get your material to a showrunner.\n\nA bit of advice, though: try to establish a bit of a personal connection with these people before you hit them over the head with your book.  Parties or industry events are a good place to strike up an initial conversation with them.  And don't aim too high--go after David Kelley's assistant's assistant, not David Kelley.
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contact the screen actors guild for his agent info
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You get a union card and an agent...show up for casting calls when they go out. Good luck!
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Check newspapers for casting.  Also Try www.artshub.com and other industry sites.  Plus you could try and get a manager.
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Yes, try elance.com, rentacoder.com or other freelancing marketplaces out there, I am sure a lot of architects, especially the ones working from home, would appreciate a quick turnaround on drafting services.
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Contact independent film houses and see if they have any interest
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post a listing on www.craigslist.com thier are some listing for grant writers on contingency.  I have wrote grants for a contingency fee, good luck keep me posted.
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First you have to look online for an agent, a good website to start looking for one is: http://www.publishingcentral.com/subject.html?sid=16&si=1&kwd=book+publishing+literary+agents. Many companies will refuse a manuscript or book if not represented by an agent, so finding one is benifial. \n\nNext you need to determine what the agent and the publishing houses you are going for is looking for. They have different areas of Genre, length, plot, etc. Some houses want the first 3 chapters of a story, some want the whole thing and some want the in between. They also have set requirements for submitting, like aligned left, with so much space, etc. They are very picky. \n\nThen your agent will either have an inhouse editor or find you one, and that process begins and god only knows how many drifts you will have to retype it. \n\nFinally submit to the company and hope it gets published
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First, you need an idea or a concept. Then a finished script. THEN a bunch of friends to star in and help produce a local no budget version of it. Then write another screenplay, and another, all of which must be bought by major studios. When youve finally built a name for yourself in Hollywood, tie the original script to your next development deal, i.e., "I wont write this new movie unless you agree to produce THIS movie" kinda thing.
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I know with acting you need a agent. But I think it's like music. You send them a copy.
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Aside from the assinine answers you'll get to this question:  there really isn't.  You have to come to LA and network.  Go out and meet people.  In ths town its not who you are but who you know.\n\nIf you don't live in L.A., get on Triggerstreet.com and post your script there.  it will be read a reviewed by other screenwriters.  A lot of the reviews will be junk but every now and then someone with a good take on it will give you some positive feedback.\n\nHowever if every review you get is bad...I'd rethink your decisions.  Not saying that to be mean, sorry fi it came out that way.
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I would start with trying to meet a talent agent, to see what you have to work with...\ngood luck.......
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There are schools for those folks who want to go into that business and the screen writers guild. It would be a great idea to join if possible, as soon as possible. Stay involved with other screen writers and directors. Meet as many as possible and befriend them without being a  threat. Good luck to you. Don't let your feelings get hurt along the way and hope to see your work some day! Nana
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You can try WGA (Writers Guild of America) and try to find some writers. Go to www.wga.org for more information or you can post an ad at some website if your looking for screenwriters.
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Although you can meet with a local webmaster and show concept art or thoughts, you can always talk on the phone and scan your thoughts and send them.\n\nI figure that casting a wider net will yield a lower price... but check their work.  A bargain may be because they are not very good... but you might find someone just starting out that will give you a lower price for the experience (again, look at their portfolio first).