The Business of Screenwriting: Pitching Scripts and Building Relationships (with Doug Hall)
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The Business of Screenwriting: Pitching Scripts and Building Relationships (with Doug Hall)
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What does selling a screenplay require beyond writing a good script?
In this episode of Fiction Writer's Toolshed, screenwriter and novelist Doug Hall returns to discuss the business of screenwriting.
Drawing on his experience of selling a screenplay to Trimark Pictures and optioning scripts across several genres, Doug shares his perspective on understanding potential buyers, approaching producers, sending query letters, and staying flexible when an unexpected opportunity appears.
Doug also explains why he recommends one specific and underestimated thing to all screenwriters, and how it can help you break into the business.
A practical conversation about the relationship between the stories you want to write and the business of getting them made.
Questions explored:
- What should screenwriters understand about potential buyers?
- How can flexibility help when pitching a screenplay?
- Why does professionalism matter in a screenwriting career?
- How can writing a single-location script improve your storytelling?