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Screenplay & Film Consulting By Susan Kouguell

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ASK THE SCREENPLAY DOCTOR OCTOBER COLUMN

My column on ADAPTATION

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http://www.newenglandfilm.com/magazine/2011/10/screenplay

Ask the Screenplay Doctor: Adaptation

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Many successful novels have been adapted for the screen and made into equally popular and often award-winning movies, including The Silence of the Lambs, Apocalypse Now, No Country for Old Men, The Shining and The Harry Potter and The Lord of the Ring series. Adapting novels into screenplays is a challenging venture that requires learning and mastering this artful craft. There are many good resources on this subject, which you can find online and at bookstores.Here are three basic tips to keep in mind:

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Ask the Screenplay Doctor: Agent Directories

Ask the Screenplay Doctor: Agent Directories

Before contacting agents and/or managers, make sure they are a right fit for your project. Several of my previous columns for this publication focus on finding representation and writing query letters, so please refer to them for more information.

Keep in mind that many film industry folks change jobs and positions (here today, gone tomorrow) so it is best to make sure that their contact information is current. And finally, follow the company’s submission rules. For example: If they request a query letter only, that’s all you send them.

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http://www.newenglandfilm.com/magazine/2011/07/screenplay

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