Project inquiry
Sending a project inquiry
Include a logline, a short synopsis, the writer's name and representation, and the current stage of the script. Add a director, a budget range, or a target distribution window when you have them. Those details let us judge the project against the slate without a second round of questions.
We reply to serious inquiries with a next step, including a polite pass when the project does not fit.
Partnership
Partnership and financing questions
Studios, streamers, independent financiers, and sales agents can ask about a project on the slate or a potential first-look arrangement. Include the project title, the kind of partnership you propose, and the timeline you are working against.
Once we understand the scope, we respond with the relevant documents: the script, the budget top sheet, and the schedule.
After you write
What to expect after you write
We read every serious inquiry and reply in writing with a next step. Timing depends on the queue of projects being read and the length of the material, so a reply may take longer than a single day.
If the answer is no, we explain the reason in terms of fit, scale, or timing. If you have not heard back after a reasonable period, a short follow-up message is welcome.