Wishing everyone a very merry and joyful Thanksgiving Day. May there be plenty of food on your table and joy in your hearts and voices this day.. Hugs to you all.
What does a movie script look like once it’s broken down? Well when you break down a movie script you have many components so lets break them down to see what goes into a movie production. Preproduction priorities are as follows: Funding must be procured for the film first or at least enough to hire the director and camera director Hire Lawyers to protect the integrity of the film and prepare necessary contracts for actors and crew members. Hire accounting firm or use your bank firm to create billable items for taxes and proper accounting and payroll procedures for the film. Director and camera director must be hired first. You don’t have casting first off, instead you have shooting locations where the movie will be filmed to choose. This could be broken down into many filming locations based on the script scenes. Then once you have the locations chosen, You then have to decide on props to use in the shots. Historical data needs to be researched to help with costumes, character ...
NDA’s – Importance of protecting and safeguarding your work What does NDA mean, you ask? It means Non-Disclosure Agreement. It is a document that protects you when you share your work with someone else within either the publishing, movie or editor industry from stealing your work and using it for their own profit. If someone is not interested in signing an NDA before you meet or share your work with, run for the hills. All they want to do is steal your ideas and concepts. That’s why when you meet with someone in Hollywood, or who represents a movie house or is a producer, never share your entire concept idea with them, only share a paragraph with them because if you give them anymore of your idea, they will snatch it from you and claim it was their idea. Here is what it should say and the format: NON-DISCLOSURE AGREEMENT The undersigned party (Person to whom you plan to share your concept idea plus resident address and phone number (t...
One of the difficulties in a writer’s life is rejections. Think of this, you write a book and want it published but you have no idea how to get that done, so you write to various publishing houses, or agents in the hopes of getting it accepted and picked up by them to publish, only to receive rejection after rejection letter in the mail. So, what do you do once you get a rejection letter? You carry on with your writing, never allowing a rejection letter to stop you from writing that next book or chapter. Not to worry you’re not the only writer to ever receive a rejection letter, geez every successful writer throughout the ages has received a rejection letter at some point in their career. Sometimes multiple rejection letters. So if you have been rejected by a publishing house or agent, then you are in really good company. You’ve joined the rejected club. You know what that means right, it’s only a stones throw away from getting you published by the right publishing house, or pi...
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