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can we give a story to disney to make a movie


Question Posted Saturday March 5 2011, 3:27 am

can we give a story to disney so that if they like it they can make a movie


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solidadvice4teens answered Friday March 11 2011, 8:20 pm:
They will send it back unopened if you send it for risk of being sued for stealing ideas. That's how most film studios including their's work.

The correct process is to find an agent that represents screenwriters and get them to look at your script and evaluate it. They'll know if it's worthy of Disney or other studios. They'll do the rest if it is. This is the ONLY way and the professional way of standing a shot of them looking at it.

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