Does anyone know anything about the above site, or its connection to a firm that seems to be part film production company and part ad agency? I got an email from that firm recently, out of the blue, inviting me to submit a film synopsis.
Scripped.com
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I don't know this website but as a general rule, I don't trust companies that send "out of the blue" emails. I'm a songwriter and this is well known tactic used by sharks in the songwriting industry, and I am inclined to think it is the same in the scriptwriting industry.
If someone wants to see your script I wouldn't worry about it being stolen and turned into a mega-blockbuster. It is extremely unlikely to happen. And frankly if it does you sue, especially if you've WGA-ed or copyrighted your work.
Good luck whatever you do
Good luck whatever you do
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Scripped.com is a website that offers free screenwriting software. They store your script of their website. Your account's privacy is guaranteed, and nobody but you has access to your script.
http://scripped.com/faq/
http://scripped.com/faq/
Thanks. Scripped.com does sound like a good idea, but I'm still not convinced sending script ideas to producers who email you out of the blue is a good move. I guess it'd depend on how much detail you provided.