by Mr.Markzilla on Fri Mar 18, 2011 11:17 am
I'm currently working on a lot of cartoon series ideas. Just finished the pilot and second script to one yesterday.
One has hit big and I am waiting for the company to find two finance groups to stump up the cash. Others will follow on the back of this but even though I'm desperate to shout it from the rooftops, I can't because of copyright issues. Grrrrr!
This has been a long and very hard search and has taken me over twenty years to get to this point...Art teacher said "you'd be nothing but a two-bit artist!" Careers Officer actually laughed in my face.
For anyone desperate to break into art and writing, take a look at the following books...
The Writer's & Artists Yearbook,
The Writer's Handbook (yearly publication)
Contacts (yearly publication)(also good if you want to break into acting)
Search Amazon or visit Waterstones to get hold of them, they're about £12.00 each
And no this is not an advert, those books have helped me.
They're full of addresses of companies (tv, film, childrens media, books & agents) along with contact tips from professionals.
Warning. Yellow crayons do not taste of bananas.