Entertainment Writing Jobs You May Not Have Considered †Part 2 of 2

Entertainment Writing Jobs You May Not Have Considered – Part 2  of 2 In this follow-up article, I put more of an emphasis on the feature film world. Thanks to the proliferation of â€Å"prosumer† technology like HD cameras and editing software, more films are being made now than ever before, offering increased accessibility for writers who are willing to attempt a more non-traditional approach to their careers. Write Film Treatments Feature film scripts usually begin with a treatment essentially an extended synopsis between two and ten pages that outlines the entire narrative beat First, you should read books like â€Å"Story† Ghostwriting for Indie Filmmakers Many independent producers, writers, actors, and directors have ideas for films they would like to make, but not the will or skill to write the material on their own. If you have experience writing screenplays and would rather pocket the green than see your name in lights, consider offering your services as a ghostwriter. This involves you working hand-in-hand with the person who hires you to craft the script he or she wants or to rewrite a script he or she already has without taking any credit. While you have less creative control this way, you get to ply your craft as a paid writer. Books like Screenplay   Write Marketing Materials Film and television marketing alone is a multi-billion-dollar business, and much of that money goes toward creating promotional writing for pre-existing content. If you have the ability to capture the essence of a project in a concise way with a bit of wit and flare, marketing-based materials might be your niche. This includes everything from actor