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Creative Consultant
CONSULTING FOR
SCREENWRITERS
WHY SCREENPLAY
CONSULTING It’s your baby.Just like it
takes a village to raise a
child- Screenwriting
Consulting helps your story
become the best it can be.
1 3
PHILOSOPHY
FIRST THEN
Assessment of client needs Implementation of the
and issues custom-made plan with tools
and tactics
2 NEXT
Creation of a strategic plan
with objectives to be met
4 FINALLY
Evaluation of the results of
the process.
UNDERSTANDING
THE PROCESS
GOAL 1
Table Reading with Peers
GOAL 2 & Redraft
GOAL 4
Final Draft
Expectations &
Results Project Growth- Workshopping a script is common practice in
the film industry and relied on for its enhancement of story by
analyzing audience response through feedback. Staged reading
questionnaires will provide answers to a diverse audience’s
understanding of plot, character, dialogue, themes, and morals.
What can we expect from the Screenwriting Consulting
Process?
Personal Growth- The screenwriter can expect to gain new
insights about their artistic voice and connection with their
Growth
intended audience. Every distinct script is an opportunity for a
writer to continue to hone one’s craft. The satisfaction of
reaching a “final draft” after purposeful redrafting is priceless.
FAQ
How long will the process take? As redrafting depends on the writer, there
is no defined timeframe- the consultant will advise and plan accordingly
as strategic goals are met. Six months to one year is the projected time
to undergo the entire screenplay consulting process.
Will the consultant have any creative control over my project? No. The
consultant facilitates the process from goal to goal completion but will
not have any participation nor insight in the artistic aspects of the
screenplay.
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