MGMT Entertainment is out with LITTLE by Bryan Bertino. Three years after her daughters go missing, a mother finds herself haunted by….
Managing the Agent’s calendar, email, phones, sending submissions, evaluate queries & manuscripts, and handling a variety of client oriented business.
Between August 1st and August 31st, we tracked 17 new feature specs hot out of Final Draft. 3 of them have some type of attachment, while 1 is reported to have sold that was previously out in 2021 (more on that spec later). That brings our total count of specs with attachments up to 4. This marks a 23% decrease in specs from July, and a 26% drop off from June. How the year has been shaping up, August has turned over some fairly better numbers than anticipated.
Apple Original Films & Skydance Productions picked up THE FAMILY PLAN by David Coggeshall. A former assassin living as a suburban dad is forced to take his unsuspecting family….
Assist Agent in all professional administrative matters. Ensure clients are handled appropriately. Analyze Content and related material.
Actively leading in brainstorms and coming up with marketing solutions. Critiquing headlines, body copy, social media content, presentation decks, concept statements, ads, scripts, websites, and more.
Between May 2022 and May 2021, there has been a 15.8% decrease in the material hitting the market. This gap has only continued to grow in past years. Dating at its peak, 2019 saw 33 specs out in a single month. Comparing that to now, that is nearly a 51.5% drop-off. While materials have decreased, the success rates have seen a bit more of a u-shape in the last few years.
WME is out with SABBATICAL by Keely MacDonald. Marketing exec Lacey lets loose for one night and wakes up on a plane en route to New Zealand…
Universal Pictures picked up SHOTS! SHOTS! SHOTS! by Kevin Burrows & Matt Mider.
Bellevue & WME are out with DIFFUSION by David Rothley. With the world on the brink of a second Cold War, a photojournalist inadvertently captures a murder-in-progress and finds himself…
Between April 1st and April 30th, we tracked only 13 specs hitting the market. That is nearly a 31% decrease in specs out in comparison to March 2022. Though not the lowest volume out this year, it is certainly the lowest April in recent years (more on that soon). Of these 13 specs, 6 have some type of attachment, with one from January selling as well. That brings our total up to 7 successes of some type.
WME is out with GOAT by Skip Bronkie & Zack Akers. A promising first round draft pick is invited to train at the private compound of the team’s legendary but aging quarterback.
Ensure clients and client businesses are handled appropriately. Answer phones and make calls in a professional manner. Analyze content dependent on the Agent’s department.
Manage the Agent’s calendar, email, phones, sending submissions, evaluative queries and manuscripts, and handling a variety of client oriented business.
March is usually the month we see the market start to defrost and kick into high gear. Instead, the month stayed on course and went out with the exact same about as February. Between March 1st and March 31st 2022, we tracked a total of 19 feature specs hitting the market. Of these specs, 5 have some type of attachment. So, we’re seeing an even split between February and March, but with the market primed, it plays like a smaller month than anticipated.
Between February 1st and February 28th, we tracked a total of 19 feature specs hitting the market. That is quite the jump in numbers compared to last month. Of the 19 specs out, 5 have some type of attachment. So, while some really strong material hit the market, the heat is still working at finding a home.
WME is out with DAYTONA by Jeremy Ungar. Julia is stuck caring for her ailing mother in a trailer park in Blythe, California.
Must be detail oriented and able to handle complex instructions with care, follow-through, and follow up.
Between September 1st and September 30th, we tracked a total of 24 feature specs out on the market. After months of the monthly spec count going down, we have finally shot back up. This is the highest spec count since March 2021.
WME is out with LAST EXIT by Charles Muzard. A newly hired cash truck driver must fight to survive against an armed heist crew.
Between August 1st and August 31st, we tracked a total of 15 feature specs out. This marks the third month in a row where specs have decreased. However, we all predicted the low rate of material out between vacations and productions slowly rolling out.
Sony Pictures Entertainment picked up THE DRYLINE by David Rothley. A ransom negotiator must fight to keep a young boy alive when they come under attack by the very people who hired her.
This position provides general administrative support to the agent by managing the agent’s calendar, phones, sending submissions and handling a variety of client oriented business.
Amazon Studios picked up TIME ZONE by Bill Marsilii & Terry Rossio. Covert first responders use technology to manipulate time.
Between June 1st and June 30th, we tracked a total of 22 feature specs out. We’ve been coming from a steadily declining slump of material out, but June turned it around from May’s slow market. While not the highest number of features out this year, things are starting to mend.
Warner Bros. Pictures picked up WHAT’S GOING ON by Marcus Gardley. The life of singer and music icon Marvin Gaye.
Between May 1st and May 31st, we tracked a total of 19 feature specs out. We’ve seen a progressively steady decline of specs hitting the market since re-openings have started to rise. May marks the second lost number out, next to January. The more shocking number is that of the 19 feature specs out, only 2 have some type of attachment, with one additional spec from a past month selling in May.
WME and Cavalry Media are out with MINDSET by Matt Kic & Mike Sorce. Alcoholics discover they have the exact same identity and memories and go on the run together.
Between April 1st and April 30th, we tracked a total of 22 feature specs out. While it’s a positive from last April, it’s continuing our steady decline of specs from the past couple of months. We’ve seen a 12% decrease in specs from March’s count. We’ve continued to decrease in specs since February, wherein in a traditional market, we’d see increases in April, a hot month for the material.
Between March 1st and March 31st, we tracked a total of 25 specs out. This marks a minimal 2.8% decrease in specs from February’s count. So, while March did not outperform February, we saw little drop-off between the months. Of the 25 specs out, 9 have some type of attachment.
