The ScriptFunnel team would like to congratulate you on your Nichols Fellowship achievement. You are undoubtedly being contacted by managers and development execs alike and we wish you all the best during this exciting time.
We’d also like to ask for a small moment of your time so we may introduce you to our service. ScriptFunnel’s mission is to bridge the gap between entertainment professionals and writers like you. What does this mean? Look, we know that your achievements have garnered you and your project some attention, and let’s face it, you deserve it! That being said, wouldn’t it be great to reach an even wider audience of agents, managers and execs? ScriptFunnel is home to over 800 working industry professionals who listen to what we have to say about the material that is funneled (aka vetted) through out site.
Working with ScriptFunnel is a no-lose situation. You join our writer community, submit your film or television script, and we vet it through our coverage services (you receive back two pieces of coverage from two different Industry Analysts). If your project receives a “consider” grade or higher (averaged between the two pieces of coverage) we alert our professional contacts and they can immediately request your material. Furthermore, if your script receives a “consider” or higher grade, we will refund the cost of submitting your script. ScriptFunnel isn’t here to make money off of coverage services…that’s just our vetting process. The reality is, ScriptFunnel is a budding eManagement company whose services are two fold – working with you to develop your script, and getting your script in front of the eyeballs that matter.
I’m going to do their logline competition because it’s free. But to submit your script is 125 dollars. Way, way more than it cost to submit to the Nicholl…
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2 comments
keith sloggett
April 12, 2010 at 3:19 am (UTC -4) Link to this comment
Hi Ashley
I used Script Funnel after some success in the Nicholl and found their coverage very helpful – spot on. Their analysis was certainly worth the money regardless of how close they are to the real action in Hollywood. I have just finished a rewrite and am sending it back to them.
Erin
August 21, 2010 at 9:03 pm (UTC -4) Link to this comment
I just signed up for scriptfunnel after being offered a free “listig”, been doing some research, they seem legit. Friends at USC have been dealing with them and say good things. I’m thinking of paying fo their development service
will let you know.