Your voice
Share the genres, tones and formats in which your writing is strongest—not simply every category you could attempt.
Screenwriters
The right writer is specific to the project.
I am building a carefully understood network across genres, styles, specialisms and experience levels, so I know who may be right when a relevant project arises.
The Network
Be known for more than a credit list.
Ability matters. So do personality, professionalism, genre strengths, experience and fit.
I want to understand which writer could serve the material well and work constructively with the people already involved.
What Helps
Make your introduction useful.
Your experience
Provide relevant credits, training, awards or produced work with enough context to understand your current level.
Your work
Link to an IMDb profile, professional website, portfolio or a concise selection of material where appropriate.
Your availability
Indicate the kind of assignments or collaborations you are open to and any relevant timing or location considerations.
A Two-Way Assessment
Vetting protects the writer too.
A thoughtful match should respect your abilities, time and professional direction as well as the needs of the project owner.
I may ask about your process, communication style, genre interests, fees or working preferences before considering a specific introduction. You remain responsible for evaluating any opportunity and agreeing your own contractual terms.
Clear Expectations
The network is not a promise of work.
Introducing yourself allows me to understand where you may be appropriate when a relevant need appears.
It does not create representation, employment, exclusivity or a guarantee of assignments or introductions. I am not acting as your literary manager or talent agent.
Please do not send a complete unpublished screenplay unsolicited. Begin with a short professional introduction and links or concise sample information. I can request further material if it would be useful.