The quest to turn Ghostbusters 3: Heat Rash into reality!


by Sinister

22 years ago

In order for me to send my GB3 script to them, now I know a lot of you will have a lot of negative comments about this, so please, keep em to yourself

Has anyone got the address?

by d_osborn

22 years ago

i'm not being negative when i say this, just trying to help a fellow ghosthead out. there is NO way sony will accept or read an unsolicited script, especially GHOSTBUSTERS 3. your best bet would be to get in contact with an agent and go from there.

by Proton_User

22 years ago

Heck give Sinister some support CUT OUT THE MIDDLE MAN and go straight to Sony!
(sorry dont know the address :d )

by d_osborn

22 years ago

i support sinister all the way, but those are the facts. sony will not accept an unsolicited script.

by peterbo

22 years ago

I think you should try it, but do not trust for hope … it is forsake in these lands! :d

by deathangel

22 years ago

dude the only way they would approve the movie is if we went to bill murries house made him do and the movie and then go to sony and tell make the movie murry is ready

by venkmanfan49

22 years ago

Im still lookin for you Sinister:

For West Coast and International positions:

Sony Pictures Entertainment
Attention: Human Resources
10202 West Washington Blvd.
Suite 3900
Culver City, CA 90232-3195


Here is the link to the Top positions in Sony Films:

http://www.sonypictures.com/corp/aboutsonypictures.html

Hope Helped

Matt

by d_osborn

22 years ago

i'm telling you…. SONY WILL NOT ACCEPT UNSOLICITED SCRIPTS. you will be wasting your own time and money. if you want to break into writing, your best bet is to write an oroginal screenplay, and show it to a few agents.

by evil_toaster

22 years ago

Osborn is right… and Sony would be less open to read the script once you've already sent them a copy, had it rejected, and then got in contact with an agent to try again. “Oh gee whiz, there's that guy again with that GB3 script…” But I'm no expert on these things, maybe it'll work - it's up to you, Sinister.

by LordVego

22 years ago

I completely agree with osborn, but I think this might actually be a good idea just to see if they pay attention to their friends at all, like, write a letter with the script and ask them that if they ever figure they want to read a fans script to write back with what they think of it. i mean i dont think they would reply or do anything with it but its worth a try if the guy is willing.