Screenwriting : Synopsis reviews by Rhonda & Bobby Aycock

Hi, Rhonda & Bobby Aycock. Some members resubmit pitches on here. I've thought about doing it.

Hey Rhonda & Bobby Aycock Resubmissions are absolutely acceptable and actually encouraged! Taking executive feedback seriously and implementing revisions shows exactly the kind of professionalism that industry professionals respect.

Why resubmitting revised work is viewed positively:

-- Shows you listen to professional guidance rather than dismissing feedback

-- Demonstrates growth mindset and willingness to improve your craft

-- Proves you're serious about getting your material market-ready

-- Creates ongoing relationship with executives who've already invested time in your project

Many executives actually appreciate seeing how writers implement their suggestions - it helps them understand if you're someone they'd want to work with long-term.

Strategic benefits of resubmission:

-- The executive already knows your project and can focus on improvements

-- You get to show professional development in real-time

-- Builds credibility for future submissions

-- Sometimes leads to deeper conversations about the project

Best practice: When resubmitting, briefly mention in your submission note that you've implemented feedback from your previous consultation and are excited to show the improvements. This frames it as professional follow-through rather than just another submission.

The fact that you received "excellent suggestions" from Stage 32 executives suggests they saw real potential in your project. Taking their advice and coming back with revisions could be exactly what moves your synopsis to the next level.

Pat Alexander Thanks for the great tips.

How does one "resubmit"? (The process) Is it the same process as submitting initially? I didn't see a place to write a personal note that I had implemented their feedback.