Ali Klooster

Ali Klooster asked Mike Binder:

How did writing a novel compare to your screenwriting experience?

Mike Binder Since this was my first novel and I had written so many scripts it was a new muscle but at the end of the day, it's story telling. With a book you need to do more of the job than a screenwriter, but it's still a similar discipline. It's still how much do I tell, how much do I save until later, how much have I hooked the reader in. With scripts, you're writing for studio people and actors and financiers, but you're still telling them a story.

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Mike. Keeping things brief. Enquiry. Ball park fees if possible. £2 million and over to co-write a pre-draft feature film script? £750.000 > £2million to co-write a pre-draft feature film script? Up t0 £750.000 to co-write a pre-draft feature film script?

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