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| Hotel room on the 405, in 2012 |
Shane Stanley explains “The Mistake I Made When Hollywood
Stole My Screenplay”.
He says register your work with the copyright office, not
just Writers Guild West.
When the film comes out, the Monday before the Friday
opening, you file a complaint.
I wonder how likely this would be with my own “Epiphany”
screenplay. So many charactersm so
complicated. But one good idea I’ll
share here: a guy could to an intentional
community, in resignation after the world falls apart, and offer to build them
a system to turn work credits into cryptocurrency.
This writer says, don’t share their work (even in Zoom
sessions)? Is it really that likely to
happen?
To be “ripped” is a common slang among videographers and
some screenwriters.
There is a different culture between people who write for a
living and people who write out of ego.
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