Some of you might know about this, but for those who don't; Scott the Reader is offering script notes for just sixty dollars.

The guy has written coverage on over 9000 scripts, so you can assume he knows his stuff.

http://sixtybucknotes.blogspot.com/

Sounds like a good deal to me. I haven't used it myself but I've heard good things about the service.

This guy could be responsible for masterpieces like Gigli and Uwe Boll's latest disasterpiece for all we know. Does he list what films or are they all just low budget throwaways?

60 bucks American or Canadian? It’s a lot of money to just give him and then get pointless feedback, though you can file a complaint with paypal ha-ha if he’s a rip-off.

I quickly scanned through it, didn't see a list.

I paid fifty dollars last year for a guy to read The Burnout and he sent me twenty pages of very detailed notes.  He use to be a part of helium feedback, but now he's on his own.  

People can contact him at http://www.kenmora.com/


Phil

Read his blog http://www.alligatorsinahelicopter.blogspot.com

He seems legit to me. I've heard feedback from a few people over on Zoetrope who were very happy with his service. He explains his intentions quite clearly. He's an aspiring writer and a professional script reader who's covered over 9000 scripts.

I think it's $60 US which is about 100 dollars cheaper than other coverage services I've seen.

So he's cheaper and gives you more for your buck? I mean what's 5 pages going to tell you?

I was just putting it out there because he was recommended to me by someone who'd used his service. If you think 5 pages of notes from a professional reader who's seen thousands of scripts isn't useful, that's fair enough. I thought someone might find it helpful instead of spending 150 bucks on script shark who are notorious for sending garbled comments that don't even relate to the script at hand.

60$ US is like 70 here but with those damned exchange rates it could be more. I guess once I finish something feature length I'll look into it.