Post 10
Today I decided to take my mind off my lack of a WGA agent. The writings I have done since 1977, the newspaper writing from 1985-1986, even the unsold screenplays.  The sun is shining and although I have not taken heed of my insomnia to write. I have read a recent book" Secrets of the Screen Trade" by Allen B. Ury.
Interesting book when it comes to sales and online log line submissions.

While he does have a chapter on going alone and pitching our movies without an agent. I cannot advise that route. While I have had a few nibbles from production companies and one agent, a long time ago said she did not feel passionate about my family comedy. Now a days with zero dollar options and one percent (or more) spec sales well let us just say I am writing another short story they can option or buy.

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But enough of the - let’s focus on the positive. I 'm going to see Anchor man 2http://www.amazon.com/Secrets-Screen-Trade-From-Concept/dp/1580650600/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1392302257&sr=8-1&keywords=screen+trade+secrets+of

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