EPISODE · Mar 1, 2020 · 7 MIN
Researching Festivals
from Iyagikkun (Storyteller) · host Gabriel L. Rodriguez
On this episode, I talk about how I decide which screenwriting festivals to submit my scripts to and what you should consider when deciding on how and when to submit your scripts. I use coverfly.com to organize all my latest work and consider my options on upcoming festivals.
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