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If you have a good script then meeting with film makers or any movie company shouldn't be a problem because film makers are always having eyes for good movies and it wouldn't be a big issue convincing them to buy your scripts.

You can start by finding out about film markers handles online  and sending them a DM to alert them about  Having  a good script for them to schedule meeting them
If you don't know their handles then get to where they do have reversals and meet them one on one ,for those you can't meet,try getting their numbers to call them for a meet up

Try to meet up with many producers and companies as possible, so as to be in a better advantage at bargaining with each to get a better offer.
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If you got a skills in writing script, then you are in with media. Find any company you want to work with and look out if they are looking for a scriptwriters. If they don't have, maybe if you have samples of script, you can leave it or sent at the company so they look at it along with your personal details,  where to contact you and how. If they going to like your script and if you are lucky, maybe you will have a shot and get the job as scrip writer. If you don't get any response front he company, be diligent to come back anytime to show them you are really keen and you have the interest to do the job in their company. Might one day you will get the shot, who knows right? Sometimes, it take hard work to get the job we really wanted, in the end it worth it if you get it.
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First, make sure that your script is properly formatted and doesn't have any simple grammatical errors. Then, you need to determine your target demographic. Depending on who your target audience is, you can approach certain studios in that niche and pitch your script to them. If it's good, you'll probably find yourself with a sweet movie deal!
There are probably studios looking for scripts on job boards, if you want to look there. You can also post ads or contact them over social media. Don't be pushy if they say they don't take submissions, but if you stumble across a site that does, be professional in your submissions. You should try and sell your skills and make yourself seem like a hot ticket, without being cocky or arrogant.
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It is easy to approach movie company with your script it depend on your location and where you live it depend on how you know about movie making
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The approach is to create a movie script that can be appealing and bankable for them. Sometimes it needs to have some courage to do this. I am sure if you had created a good story, they will going to avail of your service. This is what happened to some great authors like J.K. Rowling.
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1. Research the production companies that are best suited to your script. Look for companies that specialize in the genre and budget of your project.

2. Make sure your script is polished and ready to be presented. Have it read and reviewed by reliable sources.

3. Compile a list of contacts at the production companies and try to get in touch with them directly.

4. Prepare a pitch for your script – be succinct and make sure the story is clearly summarized.

5. Network at film festivals, events, and other industry gatherings.

6. Use your contacts and connections to get your script in front of the right people.

7. Follow up with production companies and don’t be afraid to be persistent.

8. If you don’t get a response, consider hiring an entertainment lawyer or a literary agent to help you pursue the project.
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Some common methods include writing a bug-up or failing to get past the production team at all. also trying to get your movie made in a more traditional movie studio or with more traditional movie producers.
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start with your logline and then go through the story in the order it's told. Set the scene, and introduce the main characters, describe the conflict, cover any key plot points, and finally, outline the conclusion.
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You can start by finding out about film markers handles online and sending them a DM to alert them about Having a good script for them to schedule meeting them

If you don't know their handles then get to where they do have reversals and meet them one on one ,for those you can't meet,try getting their numbers to call them for a meet up
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Refine Your Script: Ensure that your script is polished, well-written, and properly formatted. Seek feedback from trusted sources, such as fellow writers, writing groups, or script consultants, to make necessary revisions and improvements.

Research Potential Companies: Conduct thorough research to identify movie-making companies that align with the genre and style of your script. Look for companies that have produced similar films in the past or have a history of supporting independent filmmakers.

Prepare a Query Letter: Write a concise and compelling query letter that introduces yourself, summarizes your script, and highlights its unique elements and potential market appeal. Personalize each query letter for the specific company you are targeting.
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The approach is to create a movie script that can be appealing and bankable for them. Sometimes it needs to have some courage to do this. I am sure if you had created a good story, they will going to avail of your service. This is what happened to some great authors like J.K. Rowling  and other 
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