One verified target brief
Keep where you found them, what their submission policy says, and why the work fits — all in one place, beside the project it is for.
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Free Screenwriting Representation Planner
Research one agent or manager, assemble a tailored screenplay query, prepare meeting questions, mark unresolved red flags, and export a private brief.
One target, researched carefully
Work through one real person or firm at a time. This planner assembles your own facts and questions; it does not score fit, estimate your odds, or suggest a roster.
Private working document
Representation brief
Copy or download the complete brief. It contains what you entered, so choose where you store and share it.
Useful output, not a score
What this tool gives you
A query made from your facts
Assemble project identity, premise, relevant context, and a simple request without a fit score, success estimate, or invented personalization.
Meeting questions and unresolved facts
Choose questions about taste, plan, communication, and terms; mark identity, payment, pressure, or agreement concerns that still need checking.
How to use it
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Inventory the material and research
Mark what is ready, then record one representative, the live source and contact policy you checked, and the specific reason the work may fit.
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Build the query and meeting brief
Add the project facts, select the questions you want to ask, and keep any payment, identity, pressure, or contract concern visible until it is resolved.
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Keep or export the private brief
Copy or download the result, or explicitly save it in this browser. Reset clears the working state and removes the saved browser copy.
Questions writers ask
Does the representation planner recommend agents or managers?
No. It helps you examine one target you found through current sources. It does not scrape a roster, rank representatives, rate fit, or predict who will respond.
Does Inkwell receive the names, logline, or query I enter?
No. Nothing reaches Inkwell. Nothing is saved until you choose Save. Reset clears this page and your saved copy.
Can I use the generated query without editing it?
Treat it as an assembled draft. Read it aloud, make the fit sentence specific and true, remove empty context, follow the recipient's current instructions, and send no attachment unless requested.
Does the red-flag checklist tell me whether an offer is legitimate?
No. It is a prompt list that keeps identity, payment, licensing, and contract questions in front of you until you have checked them. Nothing here is legal or financial advice, and no entry is a finding about any person or company. Check the facts through independent sources, and take any agreement to a qualified lawyer before you sign.
Defined in the glossary
Logline
One or two sentences that capture protagonist, conflict, and stakes — the shortest honest pitch of the story.
Spec Script
A screenplay written on speculation — no deal yet — meant to sell the story or showcase craft. Specs usually skip production numbering and camera direction.
Pitch
A concise selling of a project — spoken or written — that names the hook, characters, conflict, and why this story now, without requiring the listener to read the whole script first.
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