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Which is the best Script Consultancy Services?

Andrew Ionides

5 years, 6 months ago - Andrew Ionides

Hi all,

I am looking to use a script consultancy / coaching services to further develop my scripts and writing career.

Through research, I have seen that they are costly so I really want to narrow down my options before I can decide which one is the best one to use. I would also prefer face to face coaching as oppose to Skype-meetings but that isn't the make or break. Just as long as their coaching is great.

Has anyone used any that they can highly recommend?

Many thanks in advance


Andrew

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Alwyne Kennedy

5 years, 6 months ago - Alwyne Kennedy

You could try Glyn Carter - https://shootingpeople.org/cards/GlynCarter1

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Katy Segrove

5 years, 6 months ago - Katy Segrove

Hi Andrew,
Just saw your post.
I have a writing coaching business. Check out my website www.pickupyourpen.com to see if you think my services would be helpful.

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Shot Of Tea

5 years, 6 months ago - Shot Of Tea

I tend to use https://industrialscripts.com/

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Andrew Ionides

5 years, 6 months ago - Andrew Ionides

Hi all,

Many thanks for your suggestions.

Additionally, has anyone used Script Angel, or Phil Shelley?

Many thanks

Andrew

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Glyn Carter

5 years, 6 months ago - Glyn Carter

Thanks Alwyne for the mention!

I will give reviews and feedback on scripts - see https://www.storiesintolight.co.uk/script-services

(Incidentally, I've done Industrial Scripts' reviewing course).

Self-promotion aside, there are well established services like those mentioned above, all of whom will give sound, insightful and industry-aware feedback. But they are more expensive. At the other end are people like myself, who aren't well established, and are much more reasonably priced because that's the way to get established. And there are some in between.

My suggestion would be to only spend big money if you are very confident that your screenplay is 95% industry-ready. If you're at an early stage of the script, you don't need to spend £200+ to get pointers about your screenplay's main strengths and weaknesses.

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