Q&A for Ripple Effect Management

WHERE IS THE SCRIPT, GUYS?

rippleeffectquestions — Wed, 04 Apr 2007 02:28:21 +0000

There is a growing awareness in the industry of a new feature comedy script that many in the industry are salivating to get. Executives around town are slowly coming to the realization that this could be the ‘perfect storm’ combination of a blockbuster franchise comedy.

“The script is absolutely the best I’ve read in years ,” says lit manager Alisha Dickinson. “It’s unreal. It can go up against ‘Anger Management’, ‘Wedding Crashers’, ‘Meet the Fockers’ and could easily become one of the highest-grossing comedies at the box office.”

WHAT IS THE TITLE?
Only disclosed to the privileged few.

WHEN IS IT AVAILABLE?
Friday, April 27, 2007 at 9 a.m.

WHERE CAN WE PICK IT UP?
At our offices in Beverly Hills.

CAN I GET AN EARLY PEEK?
Employees at Ripple Effect Management’s cannot even photocopy the script. So the answer is no. This will make it fair for every production company to have a fair read on Friday, April 27th.

http://www.RippleEffectManagement.com

Q&A FOR RIPPLE EFFECT MANAGEMENT

rippleeffectquestions — Thu, 29 Jun 2006 18:37:30 +0000

Here are some common questions given to the management team at Ripple Effect Management:

QUESTION #1: How can a writer make it in Hollywood?

ANSWER: With an enormous amount of patience and perserverance. Michael Douglas once equated it to a surfer waiting for that big wave.

QUESTION #2: What is a great script?

ANSWER: A great script moves you. It’s that simple. Moves you to laugh, cry, revolt, anger, indignation, redemption. Finding a great script is the toughest thing anyone in Hollywood can do.

QUESTION #3: What is the criteria for Ripple Effect Management to represent me?

ANSWER: Write a brilliant screenplay. It’s the only way. If we do you a ‘favor’ and sling your average script around town, it won’t do either of us any good. You want to build a fantastic reputation for quality product and you must wait until you get something that will knock Hollywood off its socks.