Registered Entertainment Pros

This is only a partial list of the more than 2600 industry professionals who have access to our writers' scripts.

Some of these companies are new, but because of industry references, contacts and major roles in other production companies, it is to the writers benefit to grant them access.

Examples of types of companies and individuals that would have access to writers' scripts would include: studio executives, producers, production companies, established directors and actors, companies with no produced credits that have provided proof that they have the funds and/or ability to make a film, production companies with credits in foreign countries, etc. You can find many of these companies at www.IMDb.com.

The criteria we use in deciding whether or not a person should be allowed access to writers' scripts include: trade references, credits, resources and the individual's potential to get a film produced. Finally, we ask ourselves, if we were writers, would we want to submit one of our scripts to this entertainment professional? We can tell you that there have been individuals listed in the Creative Directories that we've denied membership. Also, many of these directories don't provide the date of a producer's last credit. Often, a young, less experienced producer has more potential to get a project produced than an experienced one.

Our advantage is that we are able to insist upon checking references, credits and potential: something writers are often unable to do.