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The Scriptpreneur Tammy Gross on Converting an Award Winning Screen Play into a Best Selling Novel

from The HYBRID Author · host Joanne

Tammy Gross  is an optioned, award-winning, indie-produced screenwriter, as well as the author of The Treasure Galleons, which she converted from an award-winning screenplay into a number 1 bestselling novel.  Tammy, known as the Scriptpreneur, is the founder of WOW Hollywood, where she helps authors, speakers, coaches and screenwriters turn their dream story into a Hollywood movie. Her other script-turned-novel, Evangelina, also a bestseller, is slated for 2022 production under the direction of an A-List TV producer. In the 32nd episode of The HYBRID Author Podcast, host Joanne Morrell, author of children's and young adult fiction and short non fiction for authors talks to Tammy about her: incredibly adventurous story of chasing pirates, and being robbed by some, to get her start into the screenplay and fiction writing worlds dos and don’ts for authors looking to adapt their work into screenplays and novels or vice versa as well as  marketing tips for self published authors. https://www.scriptpreneur.com https://www.buymeacoffee.com/TheHYBRIDAuthor

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