Inktip and ScriptP.I.M.P.

[BMaynard87]

Are these websites even worth my time???

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[a mccuaig]

I think they are. I've had my questions answered and just learned more from reading other people's questions that had answers. I mean I don't look on this site everyday, but it is helpful! IMO.

[Ablazindevilhead]

Jury's still out on Inktip.  Been on there since January.  I haven't really got much response on my posted screenplay, but I usually respond to the Inktip newsletters of producers looking for a particular kind of work.

I've signed up for the magazine, but not sure what the results will be until after April 1st.

[caissiela]

Jury's still out on Inktip.  Been on there since January.  I haven't really got much response on my posted screenplay, but I usually respond to the Inktip newsletters of producers looking for a particular kind of work.

I've signed up for the magazine, but not sure what the results will be until after April 1st.

Please keep us posted after April 1st as a lot of writers are interested (myself included).  Thanks! 

[sunlightscreenplays]

Jury's still out on Inktip.  Been on there since January.  I haven't really got much response on my posted screenplay, but I usually respond to the Inktip newsletters of producers looking for a particular kind of work.

I've signed up for the magazine, but not sure what the results will be until after April 1st.

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Inktip yes.  I registered my Screenplay with Inktip and quite a few companies I've never heard of took a look at my Synopsis and Logline
and you can up load your Synopsis Logline Script/Book Contact Details and Resume Details without having to post them. 

To upload your Screenplay on Inktip.com you have to use Notepad.

I think that's a great way to market your Screenplay on Inktip only cost $50 to up load it all and you can change your Synopsis and Logline
as many times as you want to make it stand out better that's of interest to Producers and Directors out there.

If you want my advice go to Inktip.com



 

[Tatuuk]

I've used Inktip for at least six scripts and a Sitcom. A lot of lookie-lous, but no response. I really am undecided at this point. You can post your scripts at New England Independent Films. I had a comedy picked up on that site called Early Withdrawal. Check it out it is free.