If you want to sell a screenplay, I highly recommend you listen so some of these interviews and learn from people that have actually succeeded in getting there films produced. His interviewees are very candid about what worked and didn’t work when it came to getting their script sold or made. Each scene is given a header just as it would appear in the final screenplay, followed by the scene details. The thing that’s refreshing is he’s not usually talking to studio level people that are imbedded in the business he’s talking to people who’ve made independent films and are accessible to all writers-not just ones that have manager or agent. One popular method of outlining a screenplay is to list every scene in the movie and fill in as much detail as possible for each scene. “Talk me through the process of getting it in front of this producer or attaching this actor”. 'How did you find the producer who bought your script?' 'Did you write a query, meet him at seminar, know him personally?' 'How did you raise money?”, 'how much money did you raise,” “What was your pitch like?”, “How did you make the deal with Netflix?”, “What did that look like?,”. He asks really nuts and bolts questions that most other podcasts and books just gloss over. I’ve been listening to Ashley Scott Meyers for over a year now and I’ve found his interviews to be fantastic. He or she is the person responsible for the entire project, from inception through to finished sale. To sell to a producer you need to understand the producer’s role. A producer is the only person in the world that buys scripts. Selling your screenplay means finding a producer.

A must for all new screenwriters and filmmakers. You need to get the right person to sell to.

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