Screenwriting

I can edit your screenplay, and put it in a professional format - something producers and studios will appreciate.

In addition, I can tell you where you can sell your screenplay, like I did with mine for a minimal cost of $60. It will be in the exact same way as our book, Escape from Paradise, was picked up by Thunderbird Films.

In addition to your completed script, you will need a great logline, and a synopsis. Below, is an example from my screenplay, Trailer Park.

I am currently writing a contemporary script which takes place in a hip urban environment.

Trailer Park Logline
(The logline shouldn't exceed 60 words -
the shorter the logline the better)

A wrong turn into a trailer park leads to romance.

Trailer Park Sinapsis
(Should be one page, about 450 words)

Steve Johnson, a San Francisco architect, and recent widower in his early forties or fifties, is laid off from his upscale job due to the recession.

He decides to sell his house and take off in a trailer for a deserved break. His realtor, Toni Ribecki, is a successful and driven yuppie in spike heels. Toni sells Steve's house in record time to a rich computer dweeb, and his furniture to an Iranian rug dealing couple.

. . .

A nostalgic drive-by to his old house produces more insults - in his mail there is a lawsuit from Toni, the yuppie realtor, and a piddling check from the Iranians, as Steve's aggressive daughter-in-law has picked up most of his furniture.

Steve discovers the old rule that you can't always go back home. Realizing that, he returns to the trailer park, where Katie shows up unexpectedly with a casserole, a kiss, and a feel-good happy ending.

Trailer Park WGAE Registration: VPEA3D2C83EF, Copyright 2011