Teach How To Sell Your BOOK Rights To A Movie Studio

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After selling 3 screenplays to Major Hollywood Studios WITHOUT AN AGENT for prices ranging up to $240K  many authors have contacted me wanting help with writing their movie script based on their novel or with advice seeking how to sell their book rights to be made into a movie, but I say this:



With over 200 Novel-to-Screenplay adaptations produced into "commercially successful" ( Profitable ) movies to date, there is currently a strong trend of Major Hollywood Studios purchasing rights to develop feature film from books using their own proven screenwriters



IN FACT: an unknown writer has a far better chance of selling The Rights To Adapt Their Novel into a Screenplay & Produce a Movie than an unknown screenwriter has of selling a finished script.



My 5 page PDF will teach you the EXACT METHOD and EXACT WORDS that I personally used in query letters to get EVERY Major Hollywood Studio to whom I wrote to SEND ME AN INVITATION  to send my work for evaluation.



Based on feedback from authors to whom I told the modified method, due to the current Hollywood trends, it works even better for books!  Nearly 100% success rate at getting a book READ by Hollywood Studios! This is your BIG CHANCE!

Reviews

Seller's Response:

Didn’t answer my question!

Seller's Response:

Answering questions was not part of this offer and truly I didn't SEE a question. This is THE ONLY buyer in dozens of orders who ever rated this below 5 stars and did so so quickly after delivery that it was impossible for them to actually READ the product. lol Something fishy about this buyer.

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What wonderful insight into part of the movie industry. Hopefully your information will give me a fighting chance for a dream realized

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Delivery was prompt and material was professional.

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I was pleased with the very honest advice I received from this seller. He didn't paint a rosy picture but gave several options on choices to make in this market. He also revealed things I wasn't aware of but should be. I appreciate his candor and will give this decision a lot of thought.