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Register Now for Ken Atchity's FREE Training Program July 14th
You’re invited to a brand new free training program I put together based on my forthcoming book called...
Sell to
Hollywood: How to Tell If Your Story Idea Will Sell To Hollywood for Big Bucks (Guidelines For The Neophyte)
Register
here: http://danielhallpresents.com/rfhd
Why
should you attend? When you do you’ll discover:
·
Why TODAY it’s easier than ever to sell your story to Hollywood… but it must
contain certain elements that most authors are oblivious to… you’ll get in the
inside track during this training
·
The counter-intuitive path from taking an idea to a book to a New York Times
bestseller to a sold story in Hollywood production.
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Why so many novelists fail to ever sell one of their books to Hollywood… and
how you can avoid their mistakes
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Master producing the key document that actually sells a story to Hollywood
(hint: it’s not a book)
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The “tune up” most stories need before they will sell to Hollywood
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Plus, much more…
Here are the
details:
Day:
Thursday, July 14
Time: 7pm
Eastern / 4pm Pacific
Registration
link: http://danielhallpresents.com/rfhd
If you’ve
ever dreamed of seeing your story on the big (or small) screen this is a
must-attend event.
Register for My FREE Webinar, June 21, at 2:30 pm (EDT)
What makes a good author’s representative?
Sometimes a writer signs with an agent, manager, or attorney and is
so elated to have done so that it doesn’t occur to him that he’s signed
with someone that will not advance his dream of publication or
production. But how do you know before you sign? How do you know how to
narrow the list? Based on decades in both publishing and entertainment,
Dr. Atchity will share with you his observations about what makes a good
author’s representative and how to identify the good ones—as well as
how to avoid the ones who will waste your time.
About the Presenter
Dr. Atchity is the author of 15 books, including A Writer’s Time,
Writing Treatments That Sell, and How to Publish Your Novel. He’s worked
successfully in nearly every area of the publishing and entertainment
business, and has spent his lifetime helping writers get started with
and improve their careers. As founder and head of Atchity Entertainment
International, Inc., The Writer’s Lifeline, Inc., including Atchity
Productions and Story Merchant, and The Louisiana Wave Studio, LLC. he
has produced nearly 30 films in the past 20 years for major studios,
television broadcasters, and independent distribution. He is currently
nominated for an Emmy for “The Kennedy Detail,” based on the New York
Times bestselling book he developed. For nearly twenty years before, as
professor of literature and teacher of creative writing at Occidental
College and UCLA, he helped literally hundreds of writers find a market
for their work by bringing their craft and technique to the level of
their ambition and vision. During his time at Occidental, he also served
as a regular reviewer for The Los Angeles Times Book Review.
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REGISTER FOR MY NEXT FREE WEBINAR MAY 8, at 2:30 PM (est.)
Writing Treatments that Sell
The treatment is a tool used by Hollywood writers to provide a
compelling overview of a story prior to writing or revising it. It’s as
useful as a marketing device as it is as a diagnostic tool, and some
treatments have even sold for millions of dollars. Based on his
bestselling book, Writing Treatments that Sell, Dr. Atchity will show
you what a treatment is and what you need to know about its essential
elements in order to add it immediately to your arsenal of professional
writing tools.
About the Presenter
Dr. Atchity is the author of 15 books, including A Writer’s Time, Writing Treatments That Sell, and How to Publish Your Novel. He’s worked successfully in nearly every area of the publishing and entertainment business, and has spent his lifetime helping writers get started with and improve their careers. As founder and head of Atchity Entertainment International, Inc., The Writer’s Lifeline, Inc., including Atchity Productions and Story Merchant, and The Louisiana Wave Studio, LLC. he has produced nearly 30 films in the past 20 years for major studios, television broadcasters, and independent distribution. He is currently nominated for an Emmy for “The Kennedy Detail,” based on the New York Times bestselling book he developed. For nearly twenty years before, as professor of literature and teacher of creative writing at Occidental College and UCLA, he helped literally hundreds of writers find a market for their work by bringing their craft and technique to the level of their ambition and vision. During his time at Occidental, he also served as a regular reviewer for The Los Angeles Times Book Review.
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Join My FREE Webinar Tomorrow 2:30 pm (est)
7 Steps For Finding An Agent
In today’s publishing turmoil, as the internet challenges traditional publishing and traditional agents are retooling to stay abreast of the changing tide, it’s become even more difficult to find an author’s representative. Dr. Atchity will lead you through the steps that will give you a fighting chance to find someone who will take you and your book seriously in this session based on his book How to Publish Your Novel (useful also for nonfiction writers). About the Presenter
Dr. Atchity is the author of 15 books, including A Writer’s Time, Writing Treatments That Sell, and How to Publish Your Novel. He’s worked successfully in nearly every area of the publishing and entertainment business, and has spent his lifetime helping writers get started with and improve their careers. As founder and head of Atchity Entertainment International, Inc., The Writer’s Lifeline, Inc., including Atchity Productions and Story Merchant, and The Louisiana Wave Studio, LLC. he has produced nearly 30 films in the past 20 years for major studios, television broadcasters, and independent distribution. He is currently nominated for an Emmy for “The Kennedy Detail,” based on the New York Times bestselling book he developed. For nearly twenty years before, as professor of literature and teacher of creative writing at Occidental College and UCLA, he helped literally hundreds of writers find a market for their work by bringing their craft and technique to the level of their ambition and vision. During his time at Occidental, he also served as a regular reviewer for The Los Angeles Times Book Review.
Register Now
Join My Webinar Tomorrow March 8th at 2:30PM (est)!
7 Steps For Finding An Agent
In today’s publishing turmoil, as the internet challenges traditional
publishing and traditional agents are retooling to stay abreast of the
changing tide, it’s become even more difficult to find an author’s
representative. Dr. Atchity will lead you through the steps that will
give you a fighting chance to find someone who will take you and your
book seriously in this session based on his book How to Publish Your
Novel (useful also for nonfiction writers). About the Presenter
Dr. Atchity is the author of 15 books, including A Writer’s Time,
Writing Treatments That Sell, and How to Publish Your Novel. He’s worked
successfully in nearly every area of the publishing and entertainment
business, and has spent his lifetime helping writers get started with
and improve their careers. As founder and head of Atchity Entertainment
International, Inc., The Writer’s Lifeline, Inc., including Atchity
Productions and Story Merchant, and The Louisiana Wave Studio, LLC. he
has produced nearly 30 films in the past 20 years for major studios,
television broadcasters, and independent distribution. He is currently
nominated for an Emmy for “The Kennedy Detail,” based on the New York
Times bestselling book he developed. For nearly twenty years before, as
professor of literature and teacher of creative writing at Occidental
College and UCLA, he helped literally hundreds of writers find a market
for their work by bringing their craft and technique to the level of
their ambition and vision. During his time at Occidental, he also served
as a regular reviewer for The Los Angeles Times Book Review.
Register Now
Join My Next Webinar on March 8th at 2:30 PM (est)
7 Steps For Finding An Agent
In today’s publishing turmoil, as the internet challenges traditional publishing and traditional agents are retooling to stay abreast of the changing tide, it’s become even more difficult to find an author’s representative. Dr. Atchity will lead you through the steps that will give you a fighting chance to find someone who will take you and your book seriously in this session based on his book How to Publish Your Novel (useful also for nonfiction writers). About the Presenter
Dr. Atchity is the author of 15 books, including A Writer’s Time, Writing Treatments That Sell, and How to Publish Your Novel. He’s worked successfully in nearly every area of the publishing and entertainment business, and has spent his lifetime helping writers get started with and improve their careers. As founder and head of Atchity Entertainment International, Inc., The Writer’s Lifeline, Inc., including Atchity Productions and Story Merchant, and The Louisiana Wave Studio, LLC. he has produced nearly 30 films in the past 20 years for major studios, television broadcasters, and independent distribution. He is currently nominated for an Emmy for “The Kennedy Detail,” based on the New York Times bestselling book he developed. For nearly twenty years before, as professor of literature and teacher of creative writing at Occidental College and UCLA, he helped literally hundreds of writers find a market for their work by bringing their craft and technique to the level of their ambition and vision. During his time at Occidental, he also served as a regular reviewer for The Los Angeles Times Book Review.
Register Now
Register For My January 25 th or 31st Webinar at Author Learning Center
The next 10 people to respond will receive a free
copy of William Diehl’s Seven Ways to Die, in exchange for a promise to
review it.
Getting inspired is the easy part. The difficult task for the
loneliness of the long-distance artist is staying inspired. Based on
years of experience managing and coaching writers, Dr. Atchity will
share tips that will guarantee your ability to maintain your inspiration
over the long range that may be necessary before you “get lucky.”
About the Presenter
Dr. Atchity is the author of 15 books, including A Writer’s Time, Writing Treatments That Sell, and How to Publish Your Novel. He’s worked successfully in nearly every area of the publishing and entertainment business, and has spent his lifetime helping writers get started with and improve their careers. As founder and head of Atchity Entertainment International, Inc., The Writer’s Lifeline, Inc., including Atchity Productions and Story Merchant, and The Louisiana Wave Studio, LLC. he has produced nearly 30 films in the past 20 years for major studios, television broadcasters, and independent distribution. He is currently nominated for an Emmy for “The Kennedy Detail,” based on the New York Times bestselling book he developed. For nearly twenty years before, as professor of literature and teacher of creative writing at Occidental College and UCLA, he helped literally hundreds of writers find a market for their work by bringing their craft and technique to the level of their ambition and vision. During his time at Occidental, he also served as a regular reviewer for The Los Angeles Times Book Review.
12 Hints for Rekindling Your Creative Spark
About the Presenter
Dr. Atchity is the author of 15 books, including A Writer’s Time, Writing Treatments That Sell, and How to Publish Your Novel. He’s worked successfully in nearly every area of the publishing and entertainment business, and has spent his lifetime helping writers get started with and improve their careers. As founder and head of Atchity Entertainment International, Inc., The Writer’s Lifeline, Inc., including Atchity Productions and Story Merchant, and The Louisiana Wave Studio, LLC. he has produced nearly 30 films in the past 20 years for major studios, television broadcasters, and independent distribution. He is currently nominated for an Emmy for “The Kennedy Detail,” based on the New York Times bestselling book he developed. For nearly twenty years before, as professor of literature and teacher of creative writing at Occidental College and UCLA, he helped literally hundreds of writers find a market for their work by bringing their craft and technique to the level of their ambition and vision. During his time at Occidental, he also served as a regular reviewer for The Los Angeles Times Book Review.
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