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Screenplay Submission - Query Letter Submission to Screenplay Agents

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To greatly increase your chances of selling your screenplay, submit your query letter to screenplay agents and managers first. Equery Direct is the fastest way for new and experienced writers to submit their query letter to screenplay agents and managers. This service submits your query letter individually to over 300 Screenplay Agents and managers instantly via email. Each equery letter contains your logline, genre, title, synopsis, and writers contact information and replies come directly to you!

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Equeries are the new and preferred method of screenplay submission and more new writers are found by this method than any other. Many agents and managers no longer accept unsolicited query letters via fax or snail mail. Instead, they are requesting screenplay writers to submit their query letter via email only. If you are a screenplay writer and want to sell your screenplay, submit your query letter with Equery Direct today!

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Our Most Recent Submission:

Title:  A Coincidental Endurance

Logline:  An endearing professor at a prestigious liberal arts college struggles to come to terms with the sudden death of his wife, who, he learns, was having an affair in the days before she died.

Synopsis:
Walter Burke has taken time off from his teaching to deal with his grief, and write his manuscript, “The Ethics of Love,” about the logic of the most mysterious emotion. During the last year-and-a-half, he has slowly come to terms with the death of his wife, resigned to never know with whom she had an intimate relationship, and often commiserating with his best friend, Boyd. As he prepares to return to teaching, an unexpected and passionate affair with the florist who arranges flowers for his wife’s grave stirs Walter’s neglected feelings for love. Yet as Walter tentatively pursues a new love, he discovers Boyd has his sights on her, too. He backs away, not wanting to hurt his friend. The lover’s triangle intensifies, however, when Walter discovers it was with Boyd whom his wife was having an affair. Feeling betrayed and bewildered, Walter can’t seem to trust anyone, including his own instincts about his desire to love and whether he will ever love again.