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i knew you would be interested in this you have pretty much always pulled for me. contact, i just received an interesting phone call from hollywood, i completed a book well actually a novella sometime back and after copywriting it, i started to shop it around, i cant name whos interested but hes made some great movies in the horror genre, and they are initiating a buyout of my rights to the work. dont know if this is going to happen but they are coming to me here in philly in about 2 weeks, crap now i have to go get a lawyer. jerry |
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Woo-Hoo!!! Damn straight get a lawyer! And a hefty percentage of the distributorship! STX and Bama would probably be good at running a list up for you as to what you should hold out for... Blessed be |
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ooh, please ask them to do so deb. jerry |
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Awesome! Good luck on that Jerry |
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thank you stx, one person in another forum a lawyer advised me that they may offer me a fee to use my rights to shop the story around to the studios, if they make a deal they come qat me to sell out if they dont i retain all rights, ill fiknd out at the nd of this week. jerry |
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thank you neko i appreciate your good wishes. jerry |
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Rather than a lawyer, you need a literary agent with experience in screen rights, electronic rights, etc. The average lawyer has no experience or real world knowledge about the things that agents work with every day. The agent will work for a small percentage and will continue working with you. Lawyers get to bill hours. A reputable agent will not. A reputable agent will get you far more money as it is in his or her best interest. An agent can shop your book for you and get it published. Agents rock! Especially if you are new to the game. |
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well thank you alaska, say do you know aggle by chance? jerry |
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