Probably not many. But Ken Rotcop can make these claims as a veteran of the movie business for 38 years and is still actively involved. And in this DVD, you'll find the wealth of knowledge that thousands of writers, both novice and professional, have heard bits and pieces of.

Now, in one place, watch almost two hours of answers to the 20 most asked questions of Ken from his workshops, seminars, and private consultations.

Let's Sell Your Script! guides you through the labyrinth of the Hollywood system to prepare you and your script to navigate your way toward actually selling your professionally written screenplay.

A sample of the multi-part questions that are answered in this DVD:

What would be the perfect pitch for my screenplay?
I HATE writing a Synopsis. Do I have to give one to a producer if they request it?
How do I go about beginning my script?
Other writing instructors and script doctors suggest I follow their particular formula. What do you suggest for writing a script that sells?
Do I have to have an agent or manager?
How does the Studio System work?
How long should a pitch be?
13 more essential questions to give you the best chance to write and sell your screenplay.
PLUS! A Bonus 21st Most Requested Question answered!

"I just wanted to let you know that this DVD is great! Way better than most of the DVD's I have seen on writing from any of the writers or guru's who have a DVD to shop around town."
S.A., Disney Studios

About the Executive Producers:

KEN ROTCOP: Ken Rotcop is a Writers Guild and Neil Simon award-winning writer. He is author of the best-selling book on selling scripts, THE PERFECT PITCH. With Ken and his original PitchMart recently featured on the OPRAH WINFREY SHOW, Ken has been the creative head of four studios and now leads the world-renowned Professional Writers Workshop.

DANIEL KLEIN: Daniel Klein is an award-winning fiction writer, photographer, designer, visual effects designer, and producer/director. Daniel's formal writing education includes Graduate Fiction at the prestigious Iowa Writers Workshop and he is a teaching associate of Ken Rotcop's Professional Writers Workshop. Daniel got his start in Hollywood as a script reader for three studios.