First Draft

First Draft: Ten Ways Screenwriters Can Sidestep Writing for Free

Published by
Ken Miyamoto

9.  Be Prepared to Walk Away

If a producer is really interested they’ll find a way to pay you. If they won’t pay, they probably don’t value your idea enough. You want someone that has a passion for your script. If they are legitimate Hollywood players, they’ll make an offer. If they are independent producers on a tight indie budget, they’ll find a way to at least give you something. Regardless, don’t ever be afraid to walk away.

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Ken Miyamoto

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