You’ve just finished your screenplay and now you’re thinking “I need an agent.” We all know that to get big writing assignments in Hollywood you’re going to need an agent. But how can you accomplish this if you’ve never done any writing assignments in general? You need to learn how to get an agent, and today we’ll show you. We’ll go over how to find an agent, all the major agencies, and what the differences between agents and managers are. We’ll also go over how to handle agent meetings, including a checklist so you can make sure you make the most out of those coveted interactions. So get ready to lose 10% of your paychecks! Let’s find some film agents. Advice To A Screenwriter Who Doesn’t Have An Agent Or Manager by Mark Heidelberger www.youtube.com What Is An Agent and What Do They Do? An agent helps negotiate contracts for actors, writers, directors, and producers. They also help talent find jobs by networking and setting up general meetings. Generals are where talent can meet respective producers or studios that might be interested in their work. In short, agents will show you the money. I had to. Sorry. Your agent’s ear will always be to the ground and if they have you in mind, and they hear of an appropriate opportunity they’ll mention your name. People want to know how to get a film agent so they can get their careers moving. Having an agent is not required, but most...
Published By: NoFilmSchool - Thursday, 15 August, 2024