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(About)Image by curiouslee via Flickr Choosing a Topic for Creating an Info Product 1. Finding a Topic Deciding on your topic may be the most daunting challenge because it's a clean slate that might overwhelm you until you go through it once or twice. Then it will be old hat and you will realize just how many ways you can leverage this skill. Offering Solutions To come up with a topic, think about the biggest problems people have that you provide a solution to or your most frequently asked questions. Example: A trademark lawyer, knowing most of his clients are boot-strapping entrepreneurs, may want to ...
Image via Wikipedia What is a Logline? A logline is a short description of a script (one line, or two lines at most) that entices the reader (or listener) to want to find out more about it and read the script. Loglines are vital in capturing the interest of producers, agents, networks, or investors enough for them to either want to read the script or make the movie (since many of them don't necessarily read the script, truth be told). They often serve as the enticement that will inspire a producer to invite you to make a pitch (or maybe ...
Image via Wikipedia I’m a friend of Adam Fulford. A Canadian friend of mine named Signe holds a great writers’ event in LA every year where writers get to pitch their scripts/ideas to film executives in Hollywood. Free screenwriting classes are included on the first day. Those signing up, please email me at themandale@gmail.com with “pitch festival” in the email title as I will answer your questions and I may be holding a fun get-together for everyone going. Go to http://www.pitchfest.com for info and sign up. Please tell them Dale sent you. I also may be organizing a screenwriters/screenwriting group ...
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