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All new screenwriters looking for agents should know about your service. If you want to get your query letter into the hands of quality agents fast, there is nobody better than Equery Direct!
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To greatly increase your chances of selling your screenplay,
submit your query letter to screenplay agents and managers first.
Equery Direct is the fastest way for new and experienced
writers to submit their query letter to screenplay agents and
managers. This service submits your query letter individually
to over 300 Screenplay Agents and managers instantly via
email. Each equery letter contains your logline, genre, title,
synopsis, and writers contact information and replies come directly
to you!
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You get
a list of all screenplay agencies that received your e-query so
you can track responses.
Equeries are the new and preferred method of screenplay submission
and more new writers are found by this method than any other.
Many agents and managers no longer accept unsolicited query letters
via fax or snail mail. Instead, they are requesting screenplay
writers to submit their query letter via email only. If you are
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Our Most Recent Submission:
Title: Eulogy
Logline: A lost young man leaves the island home where he never belonged, only to discover a disturbing world marred by Christian fundamentalism. Little does he know what darkness awaits him there.
Synopsis:
All was not well in paradise. Like many white kids, or haoles, Joshua never felt at home in Hawaii. So, he leaves the islands after high school to reunite with Beau, the charismatic cousin who visited him once several years earlier. However, Joshua is ill-prepared for the strange new world he has decided to enter. What he discovers is an offbeat cast of characters in a community crawling with Christian fundamentalists, and a dark rebellious cousin who now feels like a stranger to him. Since they last met, Beau has had a psychotic break and spent time in a mental hospital. He now copes with the help of alcohol and marijuana, and lashes out with wit and sarcasm at the fundamentalists he has grown to despise.
Will Joshua come out of his shell with Beau's help, or will he remain a passive witness wandering through his life like a lost soul? Will Beau deal with his troubled past successfully, or is he destined for another dramatic breakdown?
