Is now up on the homepage... I interview Jerrol LeBaron who founded InkTip over 17 years ago...

http://www.simplyscripts.com/2017/07/07/interviews-jerrol-lebaron-founder-inktip/

Thanks, Anthony. Good interview. Never used any of the paid subscription stuff but their free listing for shorts is pretty solid.

Thanks  Mark

I I've used their paid services and my fave (and I still use it), is the Weekly Newsletter... I can tailor my responses to interested producers, no luck as yet but some nibbles.

Good interview Anthony - thanks for sharing.

I have not had positive results there - but can see where others would.

Thanks Dave

Which services have you tried?

Quoted from AnthonyCawood Thanks Dave Which services have you tried?

List your scripts and the newsletter

Me too, I've tried the loglines listing too - my preference is the newsletter!

Concur -

I've had some good experiences there. Contacted by several directors/producers and a couple of options. One fairly big, but I'm not 100% sure it will actually get made. Still hopeful though since they went as far as creating an imdb page for it.

It's kind of weird though because I had one feature up there once that had a lot of interests. Several people wanted to option it. I optioned it to a company that makes a lot of films every year. They ended up not using the script so I listed it again at InkTip. Same logline, same synopsis and that time, not one single person was interested beyond the logline. You just never know.

Quoted from Grandma Bear I've had some good experiences there. Contacted by several directors/producers and a couple of options. One fairly big, but I'm not 100% sure it will actually get made. Still hopeful though since they went as far as creating an imdb page for it. It's kind of weird though because I had one feature up there once that had a lot of interests. Several people wanted to option it. I optioned it to a company that makes a lot of films every year. They ended up not using the script so I listed it again at InkTip. Same logline, same synopsis and that time, not one single person was interested beyond the logline. You just never know.

Which of their services did you use?

Listed my scripts with them. You can see who read your logline, who read the synopsis, downloaded the script and checked your resume. It's about 20 dollars a month or so. I also find that it helps to post coverage results.

thanks

I got my feature sale through their newsletter, a call for submissions. Never did get made but I was paid.

I've listed my loglines with them, and I've been contacted by NUMEROUS fake people asking for information.