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Script Pipeline discovers and develops writers for film and television, connecting them with Hollywood's top producers, agents, and managers.


For over 12 years, the company has been one of the leading screenplay analysis and circulation services, bridging the gap between up-and-coming writers and influential executives. Through consulting services, research tools, the Secret Door Pitchfest, and annual writing and idea competitions, Script Pipeline continues to foster writers worldwide and offer unprecedented access to the industry.
Recent success stories include Evan Daugherty selling Snow White and the Huntsman to Universal for $3 million, and the contest-winning script Killing Season produced in 2012 with Robert De Niro and John Travolta, set for a 2013 release. 
Micah Barnett, a Workshop "Recommend," sold The Rabbit to Warner Bros. for six-figures.
Operation Endgame, also a former Workshop "Recommend" screenplay written by Brian Watanabe, was released in 2010 and stars Ellen Barkin, Ving Rhames, and Zach Galifianakis. 
The Living Wake, Script Pipeline's first produced film, starring Academy Award-nominee Jesse Eisenberg, premiered in 2010. 


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