IS THERE ANY GOOD WEB-SITE WHICH HELPS YOU SELL YOUR SCRIPT?

Question by Willie Black:
Is there any good web-site which helps you sell your script?
I wanna be a hero and I have written some scripts for me and 2 of them are almost completed. One has a rambo kinda charactor in a conspiracy thriller and the another one is a lovestory of a schizophreniac.
Beleive it or not, but I am gonna make it no matter I do not know how I am gonna do it.
But before that I have to work on my language, my speech is like an American but my vocabulary is not so good but it would be okay in 1-2 year.
I’m not swimming in the circle, ok.
See you in Hollywood.
Wish me luck.
I love you people.
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Answer by Suzie
I do not know about a web site, but as a librarian, I get this sort of question a lot. I would recommend that you go to your local library and check out some of the “writer’s market” guides. There are guides for numerous genres including script writing. You would need to determine what type of script you are writing: stage play, radio play, film for TV or motion picture because they will all have some differences.
In addition to the market guides, look for periodicals that might have information in them as well. Do not discount looking at a regional bookstore for help and answers as well. If you are in a town that has a college with a drama department, it might serve you will to ask someone there for help. If you have a local theater group, think about writing your script for them to perform. This would be a great way to get your name and style known.
I think this is a hard process to break into. However, if you are willing to begin small, locally, and then move up the ladder you can be successful. I wish you continued success and hope you do make it to Hollywood!
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about 1 year ago
You need to know the variable in the external JS file that holds the background color. That variable needs to have global scope.
Assuming you properly identify the variable with global scope that holds the value, then you can simply reassign its value inb your JavaScript.
You then need to ensure no other functions or statements in the external JS file reassign the value to the background color variable.
about 1 year ago
/* This script and many more are available free online at
The JavaScript Source :: http://javascript.internet.com
var sixteen;
var one;
var red;
var green;
var blue;
var colorCode;
var inputType = “dec”;
var ralpha = “0123456789ABCDEF”;
var temppos;
var rnumber;
hexArray = new Array();
hexArray[0] = “0″;
hexArray[1] = “1″;
hexArray[2] = “2″;
hexArray[3] = “3″;
hexArray[4] = “4″;
hexArray[5] = “5″;
hexArray[6] = “6″;
hexArray[7] = “7″;
hexArray[8] = “8″;
hexArray[9] = “9″;
hexArray[10] = “A”;
hexArray[11] = “B”;
hexArray[12] = “C”;
hexArray[13] = “D”;
hexArray[14] = “E”;
hexArray[15] = “F”;
rhexArray = new Array();
rhexArray[0] = “F”;
rhexArray[1] = “E”;
rhexArray[2] = “D”;
rhexArray[3] = “C”;
rhexArray[4] = “B”;
rhexArray[5] = “A”;
rhexArray[6] = “9″;
rhexArray[7] = “8″;
rhexArray[8] = “7″;
rhexArray[9] = “6″;
rhexArray[10] = “5″;
rhexArray[11] = “4″;
rhexArray[12] = “3″;
rhexArray[13] = “2″;
rhexArray[14] = “1″;
rhexArray[15] = “0″;
function d2h(number) { //converts a decimal number to hexadecimal
sixteen = Math.floor(number/16); //value in the 16s position
one = Math.floor(number-(sixteen*16)); //value in the 1s position
sixteen = hexArray[sixteen]; //hex representation of the value in the 16s position
one = hexArray[one]; //hex respresentation of the value in the 1s position
number = sixteen + one; //concatenate string values of hex digits
return number;
}
function h2d(number) { //converts hexadecimal numbers to decimal equivalents
if(number.substring(0,1) == “F”) {
sixteen = 15;
} else if(number.substring(0,1) == “E”) {
sixteen = 14;
} else if(number.substring(0,1) == “D”) {
sixteen = 13;
} else if(number.substring(0,1) == “C”) {
sixteen = 12;
} else if(number.substring(0,1) == “B”) {
sixteen = 11;
} else if(number.substring(0,1) == “A”) {
sixteen = 10;
} else {
sixteen = eval(number.substring(0,1));
}
sixteen = sixteen * 16;
if(number.substring(1,2) == “F”) {
one = 15;
} else if(number.substring(1,2) == “E”) {
one = 14;
} else if(number.substring(1,2) == “D”) {
one = 13;
} else if(number.substring(1,2) == “C”) {
one = 12;
} else if(number.substring(1,2) == “B”) {
one = 11
} else if(number.substring(1,2) == “A”) {
one = 10;
} else {
one = eval(number.substring(1,2));
}
return sixteen + one; //return sum of these decimal numbers
}
function changeFgColor(number) { //this function receives the background’s hexadecimal color code
//as a parameter, and then returns a suitable font color that would
//be visible on that background color
rnumber = “”;
for(i=0; i < = number.length-1; i++) {
temppos = ralpha.indexOf(number.charAt(i));
rnumber = rnumber + rhexArray[temppos];
}
return rnumber;
}
function changeBgColor() { //this function reads in values from the text fields, parses the text
//as a color code, and then changes the background color
if(inputType == "hex") { //if user has changed the hexadecimal field
document.colorform.hextext.value = document.colorform.hextext.value.toUpperCase();
if(document.colorform.hextext.value.substring(0,1) == "#") { //if user placed "#" in front of hex color code
colorCode = document.colorform.hextext.value.substring(1,7);
} else {
colorCode = document.colorform.hextext.value.substring(0,6);
}
document.colorform.redtext.value = h2d(colorCode.substring(0,2)); //converts to red's decimal value
document.colorform.greentext.value = h2d(colorCode.substring(2,4)); //converts to red's decimal value
document.colorform.bluetext.value = h2d(colorCode.substring(4,6)); //converts to red's decimal value
document.bgColor = colorCode; //change background color
document.fgColor = changeFgColor(colorCode); //change font color to something readable
return false; //exit function
}
//if program reaches this point, the color code is to be based on inputted decimal values,
//as opposed to hexadecimal values
//check red's value range
if (eval(document.colorform.redtext.value) > 255 || eval(document.colorform.redtext.value) < 0) {
alert("All values must be and less than or equal to 255 and greater than or equal to 0.");
return false;
}
//check green's value range
if (eval(document.colorform.greentext.value) > 255 || eval(document.colorform.greentext.value) < 0) {
alert("All values must be and less than or equal to 255 and greater than or equal to 0.");
return false;
}
//check blue's value range
if (eval(document.colorform.bluetext.value) > 255 || eval(document.colorform.bluetext.value) < 0) {
alert("All values must be and less than or equal to 255 and greater than or equal to 0.");
return false;
}
red = d2h(eval(document.colorform.redtext.value)); //convert red's decimal value to hex
green = d2h(eval(document.colorform.greentext.value));//convert green's decimal value to hex
blue = d2h(eval(document.colorform.bluetext.value)); //convert blue's decimal value to hex
colorCode = red + green + blue; //create hexadecimal color code
document.bgColor = colorCode; //set background color
document.fgColor = changeFgColor(colorCode); //change font color to something readable
document.colorform.hextext.value = "#" + colorCode; //rewrite hex's text field with new color code
}
function changeInput(type) {
inputType = type; //inputType is to determine whether the user is changing the decimal text fields,
//or the hexadecimal text fields
}
function instruct() { //alerts user with instructions
alert("Enter a Red, Green, or Blue value of 0 to 255 nor enter a 6 digit Hex Color Code using numbers 0-9nand letters A-F then click Change Background.");
}
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