Hello there! My name´s Dominik and I have recently wrote a pilot for a mini-series, but I would need some advice...is there anyone willing to help me? It has been selected for Prisma Rome Film Awards, but I am looking for a way to maybe sell it or something. Any ideas? :)
Thank you :)
Be safe and healthy! :) <3
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Hi Dominik, you should email Jason Mirch, our Director of Script Services here, at j.mirch@stage32.com :)
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I second ;) Feel free to tour the script services section. S32 script services offers coverage and consultations, They bring in the best people in the industry, including from Universal, MGM, Mandalay Pictures, HBOMax and many more :)) Stay safe as well
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Yes, but as a student I don't have resources for these services, which is a lot of money for me.
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As someone who doesn't have a lot of resources either, i would suggest shooting Jason an email to get your free month of The Writer's Room, soak up as much knowledge and education you can for that free month and after that try to save up enough money for the first 10 page coverage, which is 49 dollars or a pitch session, which is 35 dollars
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Also post your logline of your miniseries, that's free. Upload your script, free as well.
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Dominik Schmidt In addition to what Aray Brown and Nick Assunto suggest, Stage 32 has FREE blogs and podcasts that have covered TV series. You can scroll or do a search to find ones about TV writing, pitching and financing. For example, this one gives you 10 free series bibles from successful shows to study: https://www.stage32.com/blog/10-TV-Series-Bibles-You-Must-Download-and-Read For a small fee, Stage 32 has some great webinars on TV writing, pitching, and developing. If you're not sure which one to try, ask Jason Mirch, Director of Script Services at j.mirch@stage32.com. Good luck to you!
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Tahnka you all for Your suggestions! I really apreciate them <3 Thank you Nick Assunto , Aray Brown and Martha Caprarotta