Screenplay Brokers and Online Script Registries

Heighten your level of exposure. Services that can assist undiscovered screenwriters enhance their chances for success in today's competitive market.

Undiscovered screenwriters realize the importance of the initial acceptance.  Script brokers and online script registries can be valuable tools – assisting the writer in having that first script placed in front of the right industry professionals.
 

Working a Script Registry Service

In many cases, undiscovered screenwriters must not only create a spec script - but also market their own material.  Working with an online Script Registry service can only enhance your chance to much needed market exposure. 

The process is simple - create a logline and synopsis and post both in an online data file. Many of the registry services attract industry subscribers - producers, directors and other industry executives.  Give your spec script the exposure it deserves - take advantage of the Internet and visit one or more of the script registries listed below.
 

SCRIPT BROKERS and REGISTRY SERVICES

InkTip.Com: The mission of InkTip.Com is threefold...
* Help the producer find a quality script.
* Saves agent/manager time in locating the right people for their client.
* Greatly increase the right kind of exposure for the screenwriter.

AllWorld Screenplays:  Has a number of scripts from screenwriters across the nation for sale. Select a screenplay to read its treatment. If you are a screenwriter,  add your script today.

Extreme Screenwriting:  Extreme Screenwriting's objective is to assist screenwriters with mastering the commercial screenplay. Writing a screenplay with literary value and commercial value will greatly increase a screenwriter's chances for a sale in the fiercely competitive spec screenplay market. Extreme Screenwriting's founder, Barb Doyan is a Professional Script Consultant with over ten years experience working in the entertainment industry providing script coverage to production companies, actors, and screenwriters.  Note: Many of my writers highly recommend Ms. Doyan, and will not make a move without her.

FilmTracker.com:  Launched over two decades ago as the first company of its kind online, Baseline’s databases are relied upon by most of the largest film studios on a daily basis for up-to-the-minute development information.

Hollywood Script Readers Digest:  This gratis registry will accept your synopses, as well as publish a hard copy edition - Hollywood Script Readers Digest. The HSRD is distributed to over 1000 production companies.

Mandy.com:  An absolutely stellar site - and now there is a  'free screenplay listing' page.

Screenbrokers:  Andy Rodman and Bonnie Sanders, both writers, and screenplay reviewers, have many credits between them. They collaborate in a "write n' fight" arena, which miraculously works well. He writes fast, and unfocused. She methodically edits and organizes. Both know good writing.

Screenplayers, The:  To maintain a society of talented writers who share a positive, professional attitude and a commitment to success: to provide a forum for these writers to bring their stories to the attention of the filmmaking community.

Screenwriter's Utopia:  Offering a free script registry along with other helpful features for screenwriters who market their scripts from beyond the Hollywood area.

Script Broker, The:  The first step is evaluating the market readiness of the material.  Although Devorah Cutler-Rubenstein works primarily with screenwriters, Devorah has a proven track record helping  writers working in all mediums (novels, plays, books, proposals, treatments, etc.) where preparing material for the market is imperative to its eventual success. 

ScriptFly:  The focus is on development and marketing for all screenwriters, from novice to advanced. ScriptFly offers excellent tools to help beginning, as well as advanced, screenwriters hone their skills.  These tools include: Professional screenplay coverage, story analysis and straight forward studio coverage; quality articles about screenwriting; scene studies; discussions forums; originally formatted screenplays to read; a newsletter with a growing mailing list that offers free tips and information; and tons of screenwriting resources.

ScriptPimp:  If your script receives a 'Consider' or 'Recommend' in the coverage from Pipeline, their staff may be able to  help you polish your script before circulating it to their industry contacts.

ScriptShark:  The first step to selling your screenplay or manuscript. ScriptShark is your connection to Hollywood agents, managers, studio and development executives currently searching for new talent and material.

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