If your script needs more than that or has more pages, please email us for a quote first!  If you go ahead and order this service, you can reserve your spot for typing, and we will give you a final quote for payment before we start!

The fees for script typing will be increased incrementally for any and each of the following:

• Handwriting that needs to be typed
• Lots of corrections throughout the script
• Very bad grammar that needs to be corrected — this does NOT include dialogue where the characters speak with poor grammar, however if it has a lot of dialect with unusual spellings and lots of apostrophes and very difficult to type dialogue that must be as you typed it, there will be additional fees.
• Incorrect scene headings that need a lot of correction
• Very large blocks of action text that needs to be broken into scenes
• Extensive use of a foreign language
• Any aspect that is done in a very unusal way throughout the script that the writer does not want corrected
• Extensive use of way too many … (ellipses) and — (dashes) and unusual, non-standard grammar and punctuation
• Rush delivery — our standard LONGEST time is 2 to 3 weeks for no additional charge, and depending on our schedule and the difficulty of your script, we may be able to turn it around in 7 to 10 days with no additional charges. As a general rule two weeks or three weekends is doable. But if you need it fast, please call to discuss:  (818/907-6511)

As a baseline, 80% of the scripts we are hired to type fall into basic, standard category with nothing unusual and it is usually the $3.50 per page with a $300 minimum for scripts over 75 pages.  Our additional charges can range from 50 cents per page more to $1.50 more.

If you have a PRINTED COPY ONLY — meaning a paper copy only — then you should scan it yourself or get it scanned at Staples and send us a PDF file. Or we can scan it for you ourselves and charge you for that at a lesser price than Staples.

This Service listing is mostly to tell you about the service, but you are welcome to call first. Or if you are confident your script falls within the Standard Range, go ahead and place your order, then email us your PDF. THEN, feel free to call to confirm we received it, or to follow up with an email so we can confirm.

We LOVE TO TYPE SCRIPTS and look forward to typing yours into Final Draft software into a professional format!  IT WILL LOOK GREAT!

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It’s in inevitable that if you are playing for a big prize or a big goal in your acting career that at some point, you will come up against the wall.  At that point, coaching is critically needed to help you get  past the wall that is stopping.

I’ve seen it happen countless times…. An actor gets excited about their career. They’re taking classes and going on some small auditions. They’re rolling along pretty well and happy… and then it hits them–

Something happens — could be in acting class, an audition that went wrong, a bad photo shoot, or an argument with a boyfriend — and then they hit a wall.  And they’re stuck. Sometimes for months… even years.  It’s true.

That’s why I created these power coaching sessions. These sessions are designed to be very affordable, quickie sessions to help you get moving again.

All you have to do is pick the topic of your choice and book it! You can order one to three sessions and we’ll book you in ASAP.

Some of the topics you can choose from are…

• Guidance on taking an agent meeting.
• What questions to ask and what not to ask.
• Headshot and Branding Review
• Overcoming Self-Defeating Mindset On Auditions
• How to handle explaining why there’s a big gap in your credits on your resume.
• How to handle nerves or meetings
• How to show personality when networking or taking meetings
• What is the next best action for you to take in your career
• Dealing with worry
• Tips on using Facebook to help your career
• Determining which actions to take next to move your career forward
• How to deal with a tricky circumstance or communicate about a sensitive issue
• How to follow up with industry people you’ve met
• Would it be better to get an agent or manager next?

Some of these topics will require more than one session to cover in depth. But for any of these, you can get re-motivated and leave with an actionable task!

All you have to do is to be WILLING to let go of a piece of what’s blocking you… and place your order.

Select Your Coaching – Consulting Package Save Money with More Time

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This 70+-page ebook is filled with a ton of great in-depth information that can help you gain insight into the real details of what it takes to CREATE YOUR BEST OPPORTUNITIES FOR SUCCESS… from networking the right way to developing your craft and your style in a memorable way.

Learn the basics of success with this simple, quick guide on what you must do right as a screenwriter to set yourself up for success. It’s not just the best screenplay that wins out. To get your script to the people who might do something with it, you have to have the right mindset and create the right conditions. This is what is necessary for Screenwriters.

The idea is that there is NO WAY to guarantee you’ll be success and there is a certain amount of good luck or serendipity involved, but if you follow these COMMANDMENTS, you will create the best foundation for success.

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Some writers prefer to have Melody read the script as part of the Campaign they have purchased.

This is not necessary but is available as an add-on for those writers who prefer her to read it as part of the process.

This is not available separate from a Script Marketing Campaign — it is available only as an add-on to it.

If you order this without the Script Marketing Campaign, it will be only in preparation for you ordering the Script Marketing Campaign… it is not intended to be an analysis.

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