Writers: What are 2 ways to market your script? Why do film and streaming studios have interest in multi-platform packages?
Susan Flanagan, Emmy? Award Winning Writer, Exec. Prod.
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The real reasons film and streaming studios are interested in multi-platform packages
Why has Spielberg, Steven King, and credited writers been adapting their scripts to books for decades?
Why studios and streaming want your script and book version of your script:
1. Creative Executive: Your Script and Your Book (Book version of your script.)
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2. Business Executive: Why there's interest in the book version of your script:
It is primarily for these reasons that studios have a heighten interest in multi-platform packages. If the genre, concept, and creative storyline of your script meets their needs.
It's important to remember:
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Sophie Marcelle, Producer, BSI Films
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2 个月Thank you, Susan. I enjoyed reading this.
Film Producer at SIX NOTCH ROAD PRODUCTIONS
2 个月no my book came first and then my script both are available
Award-winning Screenwriter | Military History Advisor | Series & Story Creator
2 个月I already am doing this… ! In both directions— turning my TV series into a novel and turning my novels into feature films.