I think it's safe to say most top-level industry members are swamped with submissions and have their readers working day and night to provide coverage on a seemingly never-ending slush pile. While I know some script listing services out there make a real song and dance about who's looking through their listings, I'm not going to do that. It's going to take time for Script Revolution to build its user base, and I expect the vast majority of it to come from those who aren't the privileged few - I'm talking small independents, students, managers at the start of their careers. I'm talking those hundreds of thousands outside of Hollywood and around the world. For what it's worth, members have had their scripts optioned, bought, and produced after being found on Script Revolution and gotten the kind of deals that launch careers rather than allow writers to retire early. This all said, the profile of industry members joining Script Revolution is rising all the time as the site becomes more and more well-known.
