Your book made into a film

[Marc Joan]

Anybody heard of / have an opinion on this bunch? -: About Us
It would be nice to have an assured way of getting your work in front of film producers, but I'm not sure if this is the bunch to do it. Their standard terms aren't immediately obvious, but it looks like authors have to pay $88 to submit; I'm guessing authors also give up some rights to Taleflick. Hm. Don't think I'll be signing up just yet.

 

[Eva Ulian]

Never, never, never pay out anything to be printed or filmed... it's a con.

 

[Robert M Derry]

Doesn't look reputable to me. You certainly should never ever have to pay to submit your work. Besides it costs so much to back a film and get it into cinemas that it takes a lot of impetus and investment to get anything off the ground. This is probably too good to be true.

 

[Paul Whybrow]

Scam Adviser are undecided about it, as the site is so new:

http://www.scamadviser.com

The Lulu Writing Community discuss it here: An Interesting Approach to Turning One's Stories into Film - Page 2