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The Game Plan: How to Break into the Screenwriting Business!

DESCRIPTION OF THE BOOK:

HOW TO BREAK INTO THE SCREENWRITING BUSINESS by Lenore Wright is an electronic book. That means it is INSTANTLY DOWNLOADABLE onto your PC or laptop if your computer has internet access.

You'll then have your own INTERACTIVE GUIDE to the tips, tools and resources you need as an emerging screenwriter in order to market your original scripts successfully. Let this book be the game plan you depend on as you work toward landing those first writing assignments and achieving that all-important first script sale.

SPECIAL FEATURES OF THE BOOK:

Break into Screenwriting offers a step-by-step game plan writers can immediately put into action that will help them get their scripts read and recommended to the movies.

This book provides a thoughtful selection of the best online resources for aspiring screenwriters to use in their marketing efforts - the resources film professionals use and trust.

Readers will be treated to a guided tour – from an experienced script writing veteran – of the sources for insider information.

The book recommends the vital, up-todate marketing tools aspiring screenwriters need to get their scripts into the right hands.

This book features interactive hotlinks so the tips, tools, tutorials and marketing resources mentioned are only a click away.

The book comes with a lifetime money-back guarantee.

You can download the book right now onto your laptop or desktop computer.

HOW THIS BOOK WILL BENEFIT YOU RIGHT NOW --

Readers will experience an insider's point of view on Hollywood that will help them develop effective marketing instincts.

The books offers practical tips to help unproduced screenwriters sort through the information on the Web and evaluate the tools and services offered.

The book provides an overview of a complex career – screenwriting – that usually takes a decade or more to establish.

The information will help unproduced screenwriters avoid frustrating misconceptions and first-timer mistakes that can cost them dearly.

For those aspiring screenwriters outside the Hollywood loop or even those beyond the American film marketplace, the book provides an insider’s perspective on the American Film Market that can be achieved only by being there and doing it successfully for decades.