- Why was ScreenwriterShowcase.com created?
- What do screenwriters say about ScreenwriterShowcase.com?
- How can ScreenwriterShowcase.com promote my screenplay?
- How do I spot a scam?
- I don't have a finished screenplay, but I have a story idea. Can I still use your service to promote my story?
- I've written a novel, and I'd like to get it made into a movie. Can I use your service to promote my novel?
- How do I convert my screenplay from Microsoft Word (.doc) to Plain Text (.txt) or Rich Text Format (.rtf)?
- How do I convert my screenplay from Final Draft format to Adobe Acrobat (.pdf), Plain Text (.txt) or Rich Text Format (.rtf)?
- Why don't you accept screenplays in Microsoft Word (.doc) format?
- Why doesn't the "BOOKMARK" link work?
- What are sponsored results?
- How do I cancel my member subscription?
Why was ScreenwriterShowcase.com created?
Our goal is to introduce talented screenwriters to people who can put their stories on screen.
What do screenwriters say about ScreenwriterShowcase.com?
How can ScreenwriterShowcase.com promote my screenplay?
Getting your screenplay displayed on ScreenwriterShowcase.com is an excellent way to get your screenplay seen every day. We'll create a webpage dedicated to showcasing just your screenplay.
Submit your screenplay now.
How do I spot a scam?
Anyone asking you to pay money to represent you or to produce your screenplay is a scam-artist. Do not send them money. The money should be paid to you, not the other way around. If you encounter any scam-artist from responding to a message posted on our Film Industry News page, please report it to us and we will immediately remove the posting from our site.
I don't have a finished screenplay, but I have a story idea. Can I still use your service to promote my story?
Yes. Even if you just have a logline or a story concept, you can still use our service to promotion your story.
I've written a novel, and I'd like to get it made into a movie. Can I use your service to promote my novel?
Yes. You can use our service to promote your novel or any other form of written work.
How do I convert my screenplay from Microsoft Word (.doc) format to Plain Text (.txt) or Rich Text Format (.rtf)?
Open your screenplay in Microsoft Word. Select "Save As..." from the "File" menu. At the bottom of the Save As dialog box, select "Plain Text" or "Rich Text Format" from the "Save as type" select list. Click the Save button to save the file in the new format.
How do I convert my screenplay from Final Draft format to Adobe Acrobat (.pdf), Plain Text (.txt) or Rich Text Format (.rtf)?
Open your screenplay in Final Draft. Select "Save As..." from the "File" menu. At the bottom of the Save As dialog box, select "Adobe Acrobat Document (*.pdf)", "Text Only with Layout (*.txt)" or "Rich Text Format (*.rtf)" from the "Save as type" select list. Click the Save button to save the file in the new format.
Why don't you accept screenplays in Microsoft Word (.doc) format?
This restriction is for both our security and the security of visitors to our website. Some Microsoft Word documents can contain viruses, so we don't want to take any chances.
Why doesn't the "BOOKMARK" link work?
This feature requires that your browser allow popups from our site and that you have JavaScript enabled in your browser settings. Once you enable popups from our site and update your browser setting to enable JavaScript, this feature will work.
What are sponsored results?
Sponsored results are paid ad links to third party websites offering products or services that match the search keywords you entered. These third party websites are not owned by ScreenwriterShowcase.com. Sponsored results display at the top of search results within the pink box.
How do I cancel my member subscription?
Click here to cancel your subscription.
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