• Networking and Making Connections Through Film Industry Meetups
  
• How  to Throw a Great Film Industry Networking Party
  
• Creating Your Own Focus Group for Feedback on Your Script or Film
  
• Networking or Making Connections by E-Mail (ideal for people outside of the L.A. area, though many people in L.A. use this approach)
  
• Turning Your Script into a Published Novel to Sell Your Script
  
• How to Write a Proposal for a TV Reality or Game Show and Sell It
  
• How to Find A Producer, Production Company, or Agent for your Script
  

Gini Graham Scott is a writer/producer who has written 15 scripts and has developed a half-dozen proposals for TV shows. One film UNBALANCED is going into production in the Spring 2009 as a co-production between Changemakers Productions and VideoVue Films. She is the author of over 50 books on variety of subjects, including Enjoy! 101 Little Ways to Add Fun to Your Work Everyday, Want It See It Get It, A Survival Guide to Working with Bad Bosses, and A Survival Guide to Working with Humans (all from AMACOM) and Do You Look Like Your Dog? (Random House). She has appeared on hundreds of TV and radio shows, including Oprah, Good Morning America, and the O’Reilly Factor.

She is also the Creative and PR Director for the Film Connection (www.filmconnection.biz), which connects clients to the film industry, including producers, agents, managers, directors, casting directors, distributors, and others by e-mail. The service’s clients for the past 6 years have included hundreds of screenplay writers, book writers offering film rights, a noted international film director seeking co-production deals in the U.S., and even the U.S. government. She has published a book on using queries to make connections: Sell Your Book, Script, or Column. Her websites include www.ginigrahamscott.com and www.changemakersproductions.com

Gini is the organizer or assistant organizer for four film industry Meetup groups – Film and TV Connection, Entertainment Industry, Hollywood Film Industry, and L.A. Screenwriters.  She belongs to and has made presentations at several film industry groups, including the Oakland Film Festival, and she has been putting on monthly networking events for several film industry groups with over 1000 members and  over 100 attendees each month.  She has worked in market research for major advertising agencies setting up focus groups on various subjects and is now conducting film industry focus groups.

  

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