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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. --------- The Preferred Newsletter Deadline is TOMORROW Friday, July 27th! - click here to subscribe. --------- ---------  Late Deadline - Friday, August 17th On Saturday, September 22, InkTip is hosting Pitch & Networking Summit IV. At the typical pitching event, you only pitch 10 to 15 companies and that’s just not enough. We’re focused on getting your scripts sold, so we’ve changed the writer / company ratio so you pitch an average of 40 companies in a single day and for about the same price. Register now: http://www.inktippitchsummit.com/?page_id=5 Already 40+ script options, sales, productions and writer hires from Summit I, II & III. InkTip guarantees a 100% refund* if you’re not completely satisfied with the experience. Some of the 300+ companies who attended Summit III include:
--------- --------- 29 movies were made through InkTip in 2011 alone!!! InkTip is where you should have your scripts listed. --------- We are pleased to announce that two more scripts were optioned and two more writers were discovered through InkTip! Mark Johnson Options "Fear the Day" Mark Johnson of Gran Via Entertainment found "Fear the Day" through InkTip and optioned it from writers Geof Miller and Troy Hunter. There's actually a story behind this option, it took place when Wendy Kram discovered the writers through InkTip, signed as their manager, and closed the deal with Mark at Gran Via Productions. Mark's recent credits include "Breaking Bad," "The Chronicles of Narnia," and "The Notebook," among others. Alistair Ayres Options "The Sky Inside Her Bedroom" Alistair Ayres with Modalfish Productions found "The Sky Inside Her Bedroom" on InkTip and optioned it from Ward Parry. This is the second script that Alistair found on InkTip and optioned this year. Screenwriter Ward Parry wrote the feature film "The Shattering." Samuel Hawley Hires Shane Bridger Samuel Hawley with Hawleywood Studios found writer Shane Bridger through InkTip and hired him to pen a feature. Shane's talents were discovered when another producer, Judd Tilyard, found his material on InkTip and referred him to fellow InkTip member, Samuel. This is an international connection: Samuel is based in Australia, Judd in Toronto, and Shane in California. Jason Matzner Discovers True Story Jason Matzner found "A Vulgar Display of Power" through InkTip and is developing it with writer Michael Smith. Based on a nonfiction book by author/journalist Chris Armold titled "A Vulgar Display Of Power: Courage & Carnage At The Alrosa Villa," this film explores the events and characters centered around a tragic on-stage shooting that killed legendary guitarist "Dimebag" Darrell Abbott and three other innocents. Rob Lamagna Options "Where Am I" Rob Lamagna with Merritt Films discovered the short "Where Am I" on InkTip and optioned it from Moisaque Blanc. Production is scheduled for late July. Moisaque is the founder of Prodigy6 Entertainment, and this is her first option 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) Saturn Creative - Seeking Scripts About Alan Turing --------------- We are looking for completed, feature-length scripts about the life of Alan Turing. We are NOT open to scripts not focusing on Alan Turing, so please do not submit scripts about other people during that time. Budget is open. Both WGA and Non-WGA writers may submit. Note from InkTip: This is for a production company with excellent industry references and financing in place, which we believe gives them the resources necessary to produce a solid feature. To submit to this lead, please go to: http://www.inktippro.com/leads/ Enter your email address. Copy/Paste this code: c4u9jmd3ua 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) Dan Garcia Productions - Seeking Faith Based Scripts --------------- We are looking for completed feature-length faith-based scripts, i.e. material in the vein of “Fireproof.” Submissions need be for contemporary material that will appeal to a broad Christian audience, so no period pieces or sectarian material, please. Budget will not exceed $1 million. Only non-WGA writers should submit at this point in time. Our credits include “The Great Divide” among others. To submit to this lead, please go to: http://www.inktippro.com/leads/ Enter your email address. Copy/Paste this code: r1khs0euwx 3) More Producers Seeking Screenplays and Writers --------------- The Next Preferred Deadline is July 27th. 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 family-audience, action/adventure scripts. The script should contain some humor. In other words, scripts in the vein of “Goonies,” “Spy Kids,” and “Big Fat Liar.” This should have elements that adults can enjoy, but it should still appeal to younger audiences as demonstrated in the above titles. The script should have the potential to turn into a TV series. Budget will not exceed $15 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 scripts about either or all of the following three: Ovid, Plato or Soctrates. We are ONLY open to these three above. No scripts about other Greek philosophers, characters of that time, etc. 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 C ** We are looking for completed 1-hr pilot scripts in the western genre with a male Caucasian lead in his 40s. We are only interested in scripts already written with this lead actor in mind. Please include a synopsis that not only details the pilot episode, but also gives a one-liner description of the next few episodes. If your pitch interests us, we will request the complete pilot script and a treatment. We prefer scripts with a bible already written. 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 D ** We are looking for completed feature-length children’s audience scripts; the audience intended should be older than 5 years old. The script should be live action and intended for kids. 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 action scripts that are contained to two locations. Submissions must be for material where the entire story takes place in two locations (i.e. an office building and a forest, or a house and a doctor’s office, etc.), and with no more than four principal characters. Budget will not exceed $500K. 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 completed feature-length family scripts that are contained to two locations. Submissions must be for material where the entire story takes place in two locations (i.e. a house and a veterinarian office, or a school and an office building, etc.), and with no more than four principal characters. Budget will not exceed $500K. 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 scripts with a “love-on-the-run” theme, i.e. scripts in the vein of “Bonnie & Clyde,” “Badlands,” “True Romance,” “Gun Crazy,” “Detour,” “Fast & the Furious.” Given the examples, we are NOT looking for a road trip story or friends on the run. It must be “lovers on the run” with action, crime, sex, noir, etc. and car chases! (Car chases are a plus... Not a hard requirement.) 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. --------------- 4) 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 --------------- 5) InkTip Magazine --------------- The next InkTip Magazine deadline is August 24th. "I was thrilled yesterday because I got 9 hits on my synopsis and 4 on my script. I have also received four email messages from producers who saw my logline in the mailed magazine, Players Marketplace. All in one day! This is an incredible service! Thanks.” Margaret Falk, Writer 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: http://www.inktip.com/sa_inktip_magazine.php?cat=sa&scat=services --------------- 6) 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 for keeping such an accessible and well thought out website." Roma Roth, R&R Productions "Jerrol, I think this is the best website I have seen. Your information is dead on and you do not sugar coat the obvious. This site has got me all fired up to write again." Kurt Baksh, Writer "By the way, thanks again for making [InkTip] so very professional! [InkTip] is the ONLY writer's site that I subscribe to, and I am very pleased with how the whole thing is run." Timothy Williams, Writer --------------- 7) Maximize Your Script's Potential In The Marketplace --------------- Reelwriting's MAX Impact Script Review allows you to unlock your script's potential in ways that you never thought were possible. As a writer, you will have the confidence that in your next draft, all creative and structural issues will be resolved and you'll have no doubts that the story can fulfill its MAX potential in the marketplace. Click here to find out more: 8) Cynosure Screenwriting Competition ---------------  The Cynosure Screenwriting Competition is looking for scripts in two distinct categories: scripts with compelling female characters; and scripts that showcase diversity. The winning writer in each category receives a $3000 cash prize, a mentorship with an established Hollywood producer, agent or manager and an Industry Pass (which includes the four-day Conference Series) to the American Film Market – the global event that has launched over 10,000 films. Deadline is July 29, 2012. For more information, visit http://www.broadmindent.com/. --------------- 9) Ready To Get Your Script To Hollywood Producers And Agents? ---------------  Smart Girls Productions has been helping screenwriters get their screenplays read by top Hollywood studios and production companies like Paramount, Universal, Fox Searchlight, Disney, and more for over 20 years. Our personalized, one-on-one services include: · Top-Notch Query Letters highlighting your screenplay’s critical hook · Custom Email Query Mailings with eye-catching subject lines
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