Hollywood Rolodex: Over 3,000+ Valuable Industry Contact Listings to get your script SOLD
by Franziska Amsel Muheim
2020-06-06 09:06:26
Hollywood Rolodex: Over 3,000+ Valuable Industry Contact Listings to get your script SOLD
by Franziska Amsel Muheim
2020-06-06 09:06:26
Attention screenwriter's: If you have a well-written screenplay, then you have a valuable commodity in your hands, and Hollywood is looking for you! Is your script perfect for Will Smith or Steven Spielberg, but you just don't know how to go about co...
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Attention screenwriter's: If you have a well-written screenplay, then you have a valuable commodity in your hands, and Hollywood is looking for you! Is your script perfect for Will Smith or Steven Spielberg, but you just don't know how to go about contacting them? Not to worry, with the Hollywood Rolodex you now have valuable contact information for some of the industry's biggest A-list players. It's been said that if you want to sell a screenplay to Hollywood, you have to have a close friend or relative with lots of pull in the industry; or at least have a friend of a friend who is willing to vouch for you to someone who does have lots of pull in the industry. With the Hollywood Rolodex, you now have valuable contact information for some of the industry's biggest players, including A-list celebrities, directors, and film producers. Armed with this comprehensive resource tool, screenwriters will find that it's easier than ever to break into the film/television industry and have their material produced for the world to see. About the Author(s)Deidre Berry started her writing career in 2000, providing web content for corporations such as AOL and Reed Elsevier. She went on to author her debut novel, the romantic comedy "The Next Best Thing" (Dafina/Kensington Books, April 2009) which was nominated for an African-American Literary Award in the category of "Comedy Book of the Year." Deidre's second novel, "All About Eva" (Dafina) was published in April 2010 and the book has received favorable reviews from Booklist, Publishers Weekly, Romantic Times Magazine, and various other mainstream publications.
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