What we’re about
Greetings:
In this meetup, we focus on helping fiction and non-fiction writers profitably publish and promote their books, sell their screenplays, etc.
We've done several workshops that cover fundamental skills. You'll find the links below. We run live online and face-to-face workshops routinely. Members of this meetup will hear about them as they become available.
- 1015 Amazon Kindle Select Book Publishing: Selling Thousands of Pages a Day Profitably
- 1017 Using Permafree Books on Amazon to Sell You and Your Work / Publishing
- 1508 Working with an Artist to Create a Custom Book Cover
- 1027 Writing a Book or Screenplay in 40 to 80 Hours with Smart Sprints
- 1013 Converting a Screenplay into a Book Swiftly
- 2105 Getting Booked on Podcasts and Radio Shows
- 2040 Using Email and Mailing Lists to Effectively Market Your Work
- 7510 Actual Places to Pitch and Sell Your Script / Screenplay Sales Sites & Strategies
- & more here
If you have topics you would like to see us cover, email nancy@nancyfultonmeetups.com.
Upcoming events (1)
See all- 2024 PRODUCER / CO-PRODUCER RED FLAGS (Get Online Event Link in Description)Click the Link in the Event Description for Full Details & Resources, Los Angeles, CA
APRIL 28 @ 730: 2024 PRODUCER / CO-PRODUCER RED FLAGS (Live Online Workshop) - Sign up to attend this live online workshop (and get more workshops) at https://nancyfultonmeetups.uscreen.io/programs/producer-co-producer-red-flags
ABOUT THIS WORKSHOP
The recent vast changes in entertainment production and distribution, and the desperation many creatives are experiencing as they fight to find new opportunities in an ever tighter market, seem to be making the entertainment industry more dangerous than ever.
New market conditions have created new risks for producers, screenwriters, actors, and crews. The need to work, to advance projects, and build careers, is opening the door to new scams and new predators.
Producers, desperate to bring projects together, stumble across unscrupulous co-producers and executive producers that steal time, effort, money, and connections. Writers, actors, and other media creatives are invited on to projects only to lose control of their intellectual property, their image, the product of their labor.
Some producers have what it takes to make money in this market, and some don’t. Knowing the difference is critical now. Learn the signs to look for and the warnings to heed in today’s more difficult entertainment landscape. You’ll be glad you did.
Questions? Email nancy@nancyfultonmeetups.com.
