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I'm sure this has been addressed somewhere, but how does a screenwriter protect their IP?
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You've got a fun story to tell. It could be a fun movie. Or it could be a fun TV show.
How do you decide?
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To Dan's point, maybe even a short film. Have you thought about that?
Map out the story to see how it plays. Sometimes when people consider making a movie treatment into a tv series, mapping it out as a show is a good way to see if the concept has enough going for it to sustain a whole season of tv. If it doesn’t, see how it can be told as a movie.
I'd love to hear more about your Madonna project. Did you eventually raise more funds? Also, how were you able to hire the actors?
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The ones I took note of that he mentioned (from novice writers) were: Severance, Outer Range, and Teenage Bounty Hunters
Thank you.
I also had the following:
Duffer Brothers (Stranger Things) as relatively newcomers;
Big Door Prize based on book IP but screenwriter was a novice;
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Thank you! I'll add those to my notes too