posted on Jan, 18 2013 @ 02:48 PM
Here's a tip - write it before you tell people what it's about. Otherwise, you stand to lose the concept to someone else who's better prepared to
get it written in double-quick time, then publish it using a pre-established network of professional connections.
I should know - I wrote a screenplay once, sent it off to publishers (without establishing legal rights to the formula) - next thing I know, six
months later, someone ripped off the concept and started making a big-budget adaptation of my idea. B'stards. It put me off the industry for quite
some time.
Get it written, get it legally defined as yours by a solicitor/ attorney, and then make sure that your network of production companies/ publishers is
respected by other writers, before showing it to ANYONE.