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  1. michelle111

    Thank you so much for your replies. A follow up. My script is not comic related. It's an action comedy. We can go out with it during the last weeks of July or in September - what say you? With July being vacation time for many, yet September is deluged with scripts and people not having cash left. Supposedly. Any truth to that?

    1. RazorBlade1968

      RazorBlade1968

      Actually, September through October is when they are using the last of their development cash before the end of the year. The town is pretty much dead Thanksgiving through the second week of January.

       

    2. ... who are those guys?

      ... who are those guys?

      Not to mention the Jewish holidays in September. IMO, september on is a bad time to go out with anything unless you have people anxiously awaiting it, ie you are Aaron Sorkin :)

    3. michelle111

      michelle111

      Thanks for the input! Much obliged.

  2. michelle111

    sorry. Didn't finish. My agent thinks we should do it right after comic-con, since most people won't be around next week. What are your feelings? Go out with it next week? Or the week after comic-con? Thank you for your wisdom.

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    2. KeatonHelm

      KeatonHelm

      I'd wait until the end of the month.

    3. admin

      admin

      If it's a comic book, superhero, or somewhat comic-like themed script I'd go out with it next week on Monday or Tuesday, hit the market, let people know its out there - then they go to con, and if it doesn't sell before, they can read when back. Keep in mind, with comics actually taking a backseat more and more every year at the convention, not everyone finds the properties they are looking for during the weekend there.

       

    4. michelle111

      michelle111

      Thank you! That was my first post and as expected you didn't disappoint. Thanks again.

  3. michelle111

    My reps are about to go out with a spec. My manager thinks we should do it next week before Comic-con. Before people spend money buying material at comic-con. My agent thin

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