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Dear Michael, Here are some more producers who are currently looking for screenplays and writers. To submit a query, see table of contents below. --------- Pitch & Networking Summit Super Saver Deadline is Friday, May 18th - Click here to register! --------- --------- Learn the secrets to selling your scripts! The Early Bird Deadline for June's InkTip Sessions is Friday, May 25 - Click here to reserve your seat! --------- --------- 29 movies were made through InkTip in 2011 alone!!! InkTip is where you should have your scripts listed. --------- We are pleased to announce that three more scripts were optioned and another writer was hired through InkTip! Joshua A. Cohen Options "17Out" Joshua A. Cohen of Cohencidence Productions, LLC found "17Out" on InkTip and optioned it from Jinesh Patel. Russell Jeff Feher will direct the feature. This is Jinesh's first option through InkTip. Kristine Kreska Options "Box of Nightmares" Kristine Kreska with Collaboration Entertainment found "Grandfather's House: Box of Nightmares" through InkTip and optioned it from Greg Hildebrandt. Greg is both a comic book writer and screenwriter. Nickola Shreli Discovers Mark Daniels Nickola Shreli with Nickname Projects met Mark Daniels through InkTip and hired him to pen his feature "Cold-Blooded." Mark's writing credits include "Mind's Eye" (starring Malcolm McDowell, Dean Cain and Natalie Distler), which was found on InkTip and wrapped last summer. Greg Carter Options "Mack Daddy" Producer Greg Carter with Nexus Entertainment optioned "Mack Daddy" from Christy Lavalais after discovering the script through InkTip. Greg's credits include "Dysfunctional Friends," the award-winning docudrama about the Hurricane Katrina disaster "Water's Rising" and "1 out of 7" which recently screened at the 2012 SXSW film festival. Christy is a rising filmmaker herself with some short films under her belt. This is her first option through InkTip. Premiere of "Fools on the Hill" Please join us on Friday, May 18, 10:00 am at the Lakeview Theater for the Lake Arrowhead Festival premiere of "Fools on the Hill," followed by a Q & A with Jerrol LeBaron (EP), Jed Rigney (writer/director) and Eliza Bayne (producer). See trailer here: www.foolsonthehillmovie.com. Address: 27984 Highway 189, Lake Arrowhead California 92352. Fools on the Hill" was written and directed by Jed Rigney, whom Jerrol found through InkTip. Hundreds of writers have sold/optioned their screenplays by having their scripts on InkTip.com. Go here to list your scripts. (You have already registered, so just sign and fax over the release form to list your scripts) CONTENTS:
PLEASE NOTE: DO NOT submit something if you don't have the script completed. DO NOT show up at their doorstep, email or call them with your submission, outside of the submission instructions provided. DO NOT submit your work if it doesn't fit the requirements. If your script fits a lead, be sure to tweak your logline and synopsis to reflect the requirements in the lead. If a writer violates this protocol, it is a sure way to guarantee that company won't consider the writer or script, and we will remove the writer from the InkTip email list. Important note for our subscribers: If you have any spam filters in place, you'll need to add the following email addresses to your 'safe list' or 'mailing list' preferences so InkTip emails don't end up in your junk mail folder: Jerrol@InkTipPro.com and Invite@InkTipPro.com. You should also keep an eye on your junk folder for incoming email from producers who might email you from their email address. Calling all writers who have found success through InkTip! If you have optioned/sold a script (feature or short), obtained writing work or representation, landed a development deal, etc., through our assistance, please tell us (if you haven't already notified us). We can help you get more exposure. Thanks! - Your Friendly Neighborhood InkTippers --------------- 1) 386 Films – Seeking Realistic Horror Scripts --------------- We are looking for completed feature-length, realistic, character-driven horror scripts, i.e. material in the vein of “Last House on the Left,” “The Strangers,” “Martyrs,” “The Woman,” or “Snowtown.” Please note, by "realistic," we mean stories that could actually happen in real life; we are not open to any supernatural or paranormal material, so no vampires, zombies, werewolves, aliens, creatures, or anything else unreal. Budget will not exceed $3 million. WGA and non-WGA writers may submit. Our credits include “Date Night.” To submit to this lead, please go to: http://www.inktippro.com/leads/ Enter your email address. Copy/Paste this code: 2mjje7kx1g NOTE: Please only submit your work if it fits what the lead is looking for exactly. If you aren't sure if your script fits, please ask InkTip first. --------------- 2) New Integrity Films - Seeking Found Footage Scripts --------------- We are looking for completed feature-length found footage scripts, meaning material where the story appears to be assembled from footage, i.e. in the vein on “Cloverfield” or “Supernatural Activity.” Please note that we will not request a script as a writing sample without first reading a synopsis. Budget will not exceed $2 million. WGA or non-WGA writers may submit. Our credits include “Beach Kings” and “L.A. Heat.” To submit to this lead, please go to: http://www.inktippro.com/leads/ Enter your email address. Copy/Paste this code: n4j80v7hh7 3) More Producers Seeking Screenplays and Writers --------------- The Next Preferred Deadline is June 1st. Subscribe now by clicking here. Below are more companies seeking scripts, which are available in this week’s Preferred Newsletter (without contact information/credits). To receive the information, the cost is $50 for a four-month subscription (half price if you have a script on the site!). For more information about the Preferred Newsletter go here: www.InkTip.com/pnews.php. ** Company A ** We are looking for completed feature-length contemporary mystery/thriller scripts. In other words, scripts in the vein of “Memento,” “The Machinist” or “The Usual Suspects.” We are NOT looking for horror or action/thrillers. In other words, no scripts in the vein of “Taken.” We are more interested in some crime or tension and suspense, such as in “Silence of the Lambs” or a modern film noir (present day setting). Budget will not exceed $5 million. Both WGA and Non-WGA writers may submit. For more information on gaining access to this lead, please see www.InkTip.com/pnews.php. ** Company B ** We are looking for completed feature-length lower-budget disaster scripts appropriate for television. We are looking for stories about large-scale disasters, end-of-time plagues, etc. In other words, a script about the world’s earthquakes happening at once or spiders taking over the world. We are not looking for a script about a small terrorist threat or a criminal threatening to blow up a sports arena. This should be a large worldwide threat similar to a “Knowing” or “Deep Impact” but much smaller in budget. Budget will not exceed $1.5 million. Both WGA and Non-WGA writers may submit. For more information on gaining access to this lead, please see www.InkTip.com/pnews.php. ** Company C ** We are looking for completed feature-length creature feature scripts appropriate for television. In other words, scripts about a giant mutated killer bee. We also have interest in a script about spiders, roaches or sharks so please make sure that you submit these if you have them. Since this is for a television network, the budget will be lower (this is not a summer blockbuster). Budget will not exceed $1.5 million. Both WGA and Non-WGA writers may submit. For more information on gaining access to this lead, please see www.InkTip.com/pnews.php. ** Company D ** We are looking for completed feature-length limited-location action/thriller scripts; by limited locations, we mean less than six locations. i.e. scripts in the vein of “Phone Booth” and “Buried.” Since this is a low budget project, no expensive car chase sequences, extensive SFX or VFX, large crowd scenes, etc. We are open to both male and female leads. Definitely NO horror. Budget will not exceed $500,000. Both WGA and Non-WGA writers may submit. For more information on gaining access to this lead, please see www.InkTip.com/pnews.php. ** Company E ** We are looking for completed feature-length dramatic scripts about a man having a mid-life crisis. We are not seeking an imitation of “American Beauty,” i.e. something a little different, and that focuses more on the man rather than the rest of a family. The story MUST be told from the man’s perspective and not from another character (in “The Squid and the Whale,” the POV was more of the son’s rather than the father). To reiterate, the man’s psyche must be explored, as we are NOT interested in exploring the rest of the family; the primary focus must be the man’s character. We are open to provocative themes as long as it relates to the man and not his children, wife, etc. The tone should not be preachy (not a “feel good movie”) or intended for a family audience (should be for adults like “Sideways”). It should be more about how a man deals with middle age and his world crumbling. The script should be unique and insightful. We are definitely open to some humor, but we’re not looking for all-out broad comedies (no “Old Dogs.”), rom-coms, thrillers or other genres. It should be classified more as a drama/dramedy. Budget is open. Both WGA and Non-WGA writers may submit. For more information on gaining access to this lead, please see www.InkTip.com/pnews.php. ** Company F ** We are looking for scripts from produced television (network/cable) and/or feature film writers (feature length films, not shorts) who are seeking representation. When submitting, please send a logline and state your produced feature or television credits in the personal message space. At this time, we are only looking for commercial but unique films, a step above the usual genre picture or pilot. In other words, no small indie/small niche films at this time. Budget is irrelevant. Both WGA and non-WGA writers may submit. For more information on gaining access to this lead, please see www.InkTip.com/pnews.php. ** Company G ** We are looking for completed feature-length character-driven, offbeat scripts from Australian writers or those who qualify for residency. We are open to various genres. By offbeat, we mean scripts that are not TOO mainstream in their sensibilities and stories that focus on interpersonal relationships. The script would ideally be “against the grain,” meaning not obviously derivative. Budget will not exceed $5 million. Both WGA and Non-WGA writers may submit. Writers need to qualify under Australian content provision rules. For more information on gaining access to this lead, please see www.InkTip.com/pnews.php. ** Company H ** We are looking for completed feature-length completely unique contained thriller scripts, i.e. material that has immediacy and intensity with a limited cast and limited locations. Cast should appeal to teen or twenty something marketplace. Do not submit material with leads over the age of 35. Budget will not exceed $1 million. WGA and non-WGA writers may submit. For more information on gaining access to this lead, please see www.InkTip.com/pnews.php. ** Company I ** We are looking for completed feature-length action scripts, i.e. scripts in the vein of "Recoil” or “Hunt to Kill." For more information on gaining access to this lead, please see www.InkTip.com/pnews.php. --------------- 4) Learn the secrets to your selling your script - InkTip Sessions --------------- Early Bird Deadline for June InkTip Sessions is May 25 - Click here to reserve your seat! Get the skills you need to sell your script with a day of insider info and writing techniques from top screenwriting experts who have written for and brokered deals with HBO, 20th Century Fox, Cinemax, Discovery Channel, and hundreds more. Don't miss this opportunity to learn the tips and tricks to jumpstart your career and get your scripts in the hands of decision makers - to reserve your slot, go to: http://www.inktipsessions.eventbrite.com --------------- 5) Sell Your Screenplays --------------- InkTip has gotten hundreds of screenplays sold or optioned which has resulted in more than 140 feature films being made. InkTip can help you sell yours. List your screenplays on InkTip so that producers in Hollywood and abroad can find you. "InkTip is unquestionably the gold standard when it comes to script services companies, providing a first-class website listing utility, exceptionally informative newsletters and thorough, comprehensive reports to keep us writers on track. Keep up the outstanding work!" Mark Golik, Writer Go here to list your screenplays on InkTip.com --------------- 6) InkTip Magazine --------------- The next InkTip Magazine deadline is June 22nd. “I find the magazine useful. It works well.” Marek Posival, MP Productions Inc. 4500 industry professionals receive complimentary printed copies, and we email PDF copies to thousands of others - if you're looking for more exposure, this is a great way to find it! (You'll receive a PDF too!) To take advantage of placing your logline/pitch, go to: www.InkTip.com/scriptlog_nolink.php --------------- 7) Producer and Writer Testimonials --------------- “There is so much choice and so many great scripts [on InkTip] that I would urge everyone to use it for their next project. It’s an invaluable resource.” Jonty Reason, Pittot Films “Thanks and keep up the good work. Your resource is invaluable!!” Jason G. Allred, BreakAway Entertainment "I would highly suggest that if anyone is thinking about using this source- go ahead and take the plunge. You will be very glad that you did. I'm sure glad!" Ronald McArthur, Writer "I'm thrilled, really! Less than 24 hours after posting my treatment and synopsis in your site, I have been already contacted by a producer who is requesting my script and synopsis along with a release contract. Isn't that great?" Anita, Writer --------------- 8) The Script Broker ---------------  "Great notes. Great Ideas. Great contacts.' Ellen Sandler/CO-EP Everybody Loves Raymond. "Devorah gets the job done!" Steve Weiss, former SRVP William Morris Agency. "...Sees what you cannot see yourself!" Jenny Lew-Tugend, Producer/Exec “Free Willy2, Lethal Weapon 1&2. Get insightful pitch and career coaching -- and potential brokering from WGAw member CEO, Devorah Cutler-Rubenstein, dubbed by HOLLYWOOD & VINE Magazine “the premier pitching coach.” She’s dedicated to helping writers discover, understand and promote what they have to sell. Former exec of three studios to award-winning writer/director, exec-producer, she knows what it takes to get your material polished and market ready. Whether script, teleplay, series presentation, play, novel, one person show, book or book proposal, when she calls an agent or other potential representative for your material, there’s quicker feedback. It works because she knows this town and helps you navigate it to get what you need: giving you strategy and allowing you easier access. www.thescriptbroker.com / www.getcoverageplus.com / www.datingyourcharacter.net / devo9@me.com --------------- 9) United Film Festival - New York ---------------  United Film Festival - New York returns to Cobble Hill Cinemas for its 5th year! Come check out a program of cutting edge indie film and acclaimed classics was called a "can't miss" by Film Threat. Screenings include critically acclaimed SUPPORTING CHARACTERS & THE PILL, and NY premieres such as MORE THAN ME (feat. Jim Breuer) and GLOW: THE STORY OF THE GORGEOUS LADIES OF WRESTLING. On Closing Night, classics FIRST BLOOD & PREDATOR are just $5! May 11th - 17th in Brooklyn. Schedule here: www.theunitedfest.com/newyork/schedule. --------------- 10) Infolist.com --------------- http://www.infolist.com/ THE INFO LIST was created by Jeffrey R. Gund for the purpose of sharing useful and helpful entertainment industry related information, including jobs and other opportunities, industry events, seminars, screenings, and parties, casting information for actors and models, and anything else that people in the industry (or trying to get in the industry) would want to know. Its whole reason for being is to help people, and to give back. Getting the news hot off the press and directly into your inbox will put you ahead of the game and give you the jump on everyone else! Registration is FREE! --------------- 11) Advertise with InkTip --------------- Get your company in front of the world's largest network of screenwriters and entertainment professionals through InkTip! 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Thursday, May 10, 2012
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