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About the cinemarketHistoryEstablished in 1995, the Cinemarket was developed to support and assist the screenwriting industry and those involved with the craft. Originally designed to provide the tools, guidance and inspiration necessary for storytellers to tell their stories well, over the past 14 years the Cinemarket has progressed into other related fields. Not only meeting the needs of the screenwriter, the Cinemarket has evolved to include other storytellers (directors, producers and actors) and movie fans (collectors) in our mission to provide desired products and assist in the development of good stories told well. Our MissionThe Cinemarket's mission is to disseminate knowledge, assist in educating and offer tools for the professional development of screen practitioners. This mission is currently applied in particular to screenwriters in terms of their consumption of literature, educational resources (screenplays), software products and screenwriting supplies. Company ProfileCurrently the Cinemarket has a constantly increasing membership consisting of screenwriters, producers, directors and movie fans from not only within Australia but also from all around the world. Subscribing to the Cinemarket Newsletter allows for monthly updates on new products available, special offers, discounts and general information regarding the screenwriting industry. We Provide:
Our selection of script writing, story development and production software includes: EP Budgeting & Scheduling Software and MovieMagic Screenwriter. Slumdog Millionaire, Wall-E, Witness, Casablanca, Brokeback Mountain, Million Dollar Baby, Star Wars, Lost in Translation, Silence of the Lambs, The Big Lebowski, Taxi Driver, The Godfather, Memento, Adaptation, Kill Bill Vol 1 & 2, Fight Club, 40 Year Old Virgin, Finding Nemo, Crash, Chinatown, Gone With The Wind, American Beauty, The Killing Fields, Gladiator, The Usual Suspects, Pulp Fiction, The Shawshank Redemption, Lord Of The Rings, Goodfellas, Citizen Kane, The Matrix, Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind, Six Feet Under, 24, Seinfeld, Sex And The City, Sopranos, Buffy, CSI, The Simpsons, X- Files and many more... Frequently Asked Questions. 1) White, US Letter size paper (216mm x 279mm) with 3 holes; 2) White, 250gsm card stock covers with 3 holes; 3) Acco Brass Fasteners or Chicago Screw and Post Fasteners in top and bottom holes; and 4) Acco Brass Washers (which are optional) and help improve the overall quality of the presentation of your screenplays. These products are available through our website here. What is the quality of each screenplay? We stock many screenplays that were originally written a number of decades ago, therefore the quality may vary. Most are in pristine condition but some may have a few minor flaws. The type may break up in areas or may be faded a little. However all screenplays are still legible and we believe you will be happy with the quality of the titles. What drafts do you sell? The drafts we sell vary from first draft through to the shooting script. It simply depends on availability. Every screenplay is different. We try to get the closest version to the movie however, we do not sell transcripts. So sometimes there may be scenes that have changed or have been deleted from the final movie. What is the difference between a first draft, writer’s draft, final draft and the shooting script, etc? A writer's draft is considered the draft that was sold prior to any changes by the buyer or other early drafts by the writer. A writer's draft is not usually marked "writer's draft" but just date stamped. Pursuant to the purchase of a screenplay, the writer may be asked to make a number of changes. These become first, second and third drafts, etc. and sometimes contain major changes in narration and character. The shooting script is the screenplay that is used during a shoot. After the final draft is written with all changes made final, it becomes a locked script. Scene numbers are then added and/or delete. All changes are documented. Shooting scripts also contain camera angles and directing terms. Why do you sell earlier/different drafts that are not identical to the released movie? As mentioned above, we do not sell transcripts. Since our customers are predominately writers, it is advantageous for writers to read what the screenwriter originally wrote, what was changed, and figure out why. Can I get the screenplay exactly like the released movie? As we do not sell transcripts, we cannot guarantee that the screenplay is identical to the movie. The majority of the time they aren’t.
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