Screenplay Consultations

One on one video consultations on your screenplay.

Step #1 – You will receive full feedback on your script

Step #2 – One hour zoom consultation where you can ask questions based on the feedback and get ready for your next draft.

Step #3 – Get a best scene script video reading.

Get your screenplay read with full feedback notes. Then we give the writer a one on one Zoom consultation on their script for 1 full hour. Then the writer can ask questions based on their feedback.

After the consulation, the festival will then turn a 2-4 page best scene of the script into a screenplay promotional video.

Email the festival at info@wildsound.ca for any questions and/or to submit your screenplay for the initial feedback (within the week). From there we will set up the 1 hour Zoom conversation (be ready for questions on your feedback.)

Script Consultant: Marco Amato – William Morris Endeavor ($225)

Marco Amato graduated from Brooklyn College with a Bachelors in Screenwriting and a minor in psychology in May 2018. He has since had extensive experience providing script coverage in internships throughout many different facets of the entertainment industry, as an analyst for several prominent screenwriting competitions and most recently as an assistant at the world-renowned talent agency, William Morris Endeavor. He is continuing his freelance work as searches for further opportunities to work in the creative development space within the independent film world.
Marco has provided coverage on features, shorts and television pilots with a comprehensive understanding of genre conventions across the board. Scripts that he has given coverage on in the past have gone on to become finalists and even winners of screenwriting competitions over the last five years. Marco, himself is an aspiring writer with ten feature scripts and a slew of short film scripts in his ever-expanding portfolio. He loves collaborating with other creatives to improve and elevate the important stories they want to tell, and is a voracious reader with a vast knowledge of film and television history.