Hazel Said:

I need help writing a script to better get people to say yes for my job:?

We Answered:

After you introduce yourself, I think you need to start out with the part about saving money. For example, would you like to see if I can save you any money by switching you to a lower costing alternative prescription? Then you could say I would like to help you lower your copay of $.

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Florence Said:

Why is Movie Script writing so rare on freelance job websites?

We Answered:

Because movie production companies are overwhelmed with freelance scripts and toss them in the basket. In order to avoid copyright arguments, they go through literary agents.

Ross Said:

Would trying to get a job writing TV and Movie scripts during the strike be wise?

We Answered:

It is not a very good idea, in the first place, most movie studios hire from the screen writers guild, so when the strike was over so would your job be...also your chances to get into the screen writers guild would be absolutely nil later on because you would be blacklisted as a scab...better to join the guild now I would think - so that when the strike was over you could submit some of your work to prospective directors for review.

Rick Said:

Is it easy to get a historical writing job?

We Answered:

check the we for some extra links and if you like to do it will be a peace of cake

Adam Said:

How can i get a script writing job?

We Answered:

Sit down, write up a story, plot it all out, and write it out as a script. When it is finalised, and you are happy with it, make several copies. Mail one to yourself and store it unopened, or mail it to a solicitor for storage unopened. This is your original copy to prove you wrote it. Then using the internet, find the addresses for various production companies and either send it in for approval, or get appointments to go in and pitch the idea. It would also help if some pre-production work in preparation for this, e.g. how each and every scene is to be shot, storyboards for the story, etc.
There are also websites to help such as www.scriptwritingsecrets.com or www.britfilms.com