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New Service for Screenwriters: Script-To-Trailer

New Service for Screenwriters: Script-To-Trailer

by Trevor Mayes | May 13, 2025 | General | 0 comments

Bring Your Script to Life — Visually (Special offer for Scriptwrecked clients!) You’ve written a killer screenplay… but how do you get someone to see it? A query letter and logline? Boring. A query letter, logline and a link to a slick trailer for your script? Now...
High Concept: Cracking the Code of Screenwriting Success

High Concept: Cracking the Code of Screenwriting Success

by Trevor Mayes | Dec 10, 2024 | Concept, Industry Advice, Loglines | 0 comments

High Concept? As we approach the end of another year, screenwriters everywhere start doing what we do best: dreaming up the next big script that’ll make Hollywood sit up and take notice. And if there’s one magical phrase that gets development...
New Script-To-Novella Service!

New Script-To-Novella Service!

by Trevor Mayes | Aug 14, 2024 | Artificial Intelligence, Script-To-Novella, Writing | 0 comments

There’s a new script service in town! Where have I been? What have I been up to? When not proofreading scripts or providing notes, I’ve been working with select clients to convert their scripts into novellas with the help of artificial intelligence! As...
Should You Write For Free?

Should You Write For Free?

by Trevor Mayes | Aug 18, 2023 | Industry Advice, My Experiences | 0 comments

No Pay, No Gain At my first Pitch Fest many years ago, one particularly helpful production company rep, who sensed I was new to the game, gave me this advice: “Never work for free.” As I was processing what he was saying, he reiterated: “No,...
How To Indicate The Passage of Time In A Script

How To Indicate The Passage of Time In A Script

by Trevor Mayes | Jul 29, 2023 | Style, Transitions, Writing | 0 comments

Time keeps on ticking, ticking, ticking… me off I’ve been seeing a lot of these kinds of shenanigans in the scripts I’ve been reading lately: Sarah watches the front door for a few minutes, anticipating Dan’s return. A “few...
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