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[dutchwest]

Hello folks, first time posting...

I recieved a "consider" from ScriptShark and was very thankful for their notes. I have only good things to say about them. However, I thought I would give ScriptPimp a go as well. I feel the more critical notes the better and perhaps they too will give us a "consider". Ultimately I only want to find a good agent, someone we can trust. I've done plenty of networking on my own and would produce this thing myself if only I had, oh 7 million or so. Is it worth sending the screenplay to another script broker or is one enough?

Lots of love, DW

[dpaterso]

I... don't know. But I'm thinking that maybe the "consider" plus a quote from ScriptShark's positive feedback noted on your query letter will tell the reader/agent you're several notches above total newbie and you won't be wasting his time. Isn't that the most useful benefit of earning a "consider" from a script broker? Are two "considers" better than one or is one sufficient?

-Derek
Derek's Web Page - stories, screenplays, novels, insanity. (http://hometown.aol.co.uk/DPaterson57/scripts.htm)

[Joe Calabrese]

Does scriptshark have a system where you can resubmit a consider script after 30 days to get that up to a recommend based on their notes? Scriptpimp does for free.

Might be worthwhile in getting that script up a notch before sending out queries.