I have an idea for a tv show. How should I go about getting it noticed by a hollywood agent?
Ryilli asked:
I have an idea for a tv show. I have a one page description which pretty well sums up the concept. I have it submitted with the Writer’s Guild, should I begin shopping the idea around to different studios, or get an agent? An ideas would be appreciated!
I have an idea for a tv show. I have a one page description which pretty well sums up the concept. I have it submitted with the Writer’s Guild, should I begin shopping the idea around to different studios, or get an agent? An ideas would be appreciated!
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what your doing is enough! What is it eh eh? [who]
So what’s the idea? [who]
get an agent [who]
New line cinemas [who]
whooooa cowboy.
you need to write a full episode , the pilot. and then at least five others to show you have alot of info in your head and where your ideas are going.
good luck , hope its a comedy ! [who]
It would be a good idea to get your idea to a lawyer and get it coptyrighted [who]
Neither approach will get you any further ahead of the 10,000+ other people doing EXACTLY the same thing, RIGHT NOW!!
Instead, use the Hollywood Digest and other publications to find out what prod. cos are looking for and find out what type of query letter to send, synopsis, format, etc. And which of their assistants to write. Then send your idea ONLY it if matches to the letter, what they are after.
But before doing that, have a professional read it for typos. It’s amazing how easy it is to miss a punctuation point without realising or put hte by mistake.
Then submit… [who]
you shoudl do some classes!participate in plays! build up your resume! get an agent! do auditions! get headshots!
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acting411.blogspot.com
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and for an agent go to talentagents.blogspot.com and scroll down till you find city nearest you
read everythign you see! and click on words in blue but not double udnerlined ones and i suggest that you sign up with alan baltes go to first site and look at right column it explains everything! he wont be an agent just help you out and its a one time fee of 30 dollars and totally worth it [who]
I’m doing the SAME ecxactly thing as u now!! and I have thesame questions so I cant help!! =P
srr… [who]