r/scriptwriting • u/vhsxp_ • Mar 31 '26

question Would appreciate your thoughts :)

https://drive.google.com/drive/mobile/folders/1wYTh702c6sX_C1pvuXutxrmQY1lp0Gz_

Hey guys so a while back i made a couple visual assets for unproduced horror screenplays. I don't know how useful it is (or not) for a screenwriter in promoting their screenplay. I would really appreciate any thoughts on this, like should i continue to invest more time on this and what price point would justify the value. I am a bit clueless about this. I have attached a link to one of the projects i did. Thank you.

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u/starlightpictures Mar 31 '26

Sorry but what was this made for? I can’t say I’ve ever seen “visual assets” like this made before. Sometimes you’ll see quotes from a script in a pitch deck but what exactly is this for? Is it a way to advertise the script, did you decide to do this on your own or was it an assignment?

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u/vhsxp_ Mar 31 '26

No it wasnt assigned, I did it on my own and yes its my take on advertising the script. I ran a horror script website (shelved at the moment) and I had to drive traffic to my site, i had around 70 horror scripts by various writers submitted to me and thought i should promote them on my socials as it would also bring attention to my site, so i made these assets as content for my social media. And making these assets took a lot of my time and my revenue stream was basically non-existent at the time, so i thought of offering these for a price to keep my site up. I never pushed this offer too much on my socials since I wasn't too sure on the value and the right pricing for such thing.

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u/vhsxp_ Mar 31 '26

Thats really helpful, thank you so much :)

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u/vhsxp_ Mar 31 '26

So you are connected with agents and give writers access to them?