Thanks for that excellent reply Scott. Nice little motivation to crank out some good scripin' this weekend!!

Very cool -- feature films to be produced right here in Raleigh. I can walk my script over-- ;-)

Keep Writing!

Scott you make me work harder thanks all this great info.

Yeah, I was wondering why you hadn't yet gotten back to me about my first act...and now I know: this darn blog of yours. It's a bit ironic, I think...because of the blog I got my script a chance to be read, but because of the blog, it can't actually BE read.

I have a script I will be querying your company about: a nice little, very, very, very, low budget romantic comedy. Prodco's like low-budget, right? Good.

I'll be getting on rewriting that soon, polishing it up.

It's great that your company is doing this, though. And it's even nicer to have you as an in. This blog is really a great service.

So what you're saying is... I can tell managers a certain prodco read one of my scripts and their development exec liked it -- and this could sway a hungry manager to read the script? ; )

BTW, Scott -- I can tell you, that Nicholas kid can write. I read the first ten pages of FOREST OF GLASS, and he's got skill and a confident voice.

(He didn't pay me to say this, either!)

Distillery Pictures ... interesting name ...

Now excuse me while I go off to polish my JACK DANIELS - THE MOVIE script ...

Thanks for the great advice, Scott. May I also recommend the book "Breakfast With Sharks" by Michael Lent? So many books out there on HOW to write a screenplay, "Sharks" is about what to do after you've written it. Lots of very practicable, straight-forward advice!