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About The TV Writers Vault-
 The Television Writers Vault was
created and developed by
Scott Manville, former lead Development Executive
for Merv Griffin Entertainment (1997-2003), currently
President of TVWritersVault.com , and Member of NATPE
(National Association of Television Program Executives).
Manville's hands-on experience
within the television industry inspired this groundbreaking
service for the protection and promotion of Writers
marketing original material for sale to the entertainment
industry. The TV Writers Vault is currently used by
over 300 leading television production companies,
networks, agencies and studios. To date, the TV Writers Vault has been responsible
for providing thousands of official reviews of writers
works by leaders in the Industry, along with hundreds
of Writers making personal contact with Producers, resulting
in numerous project sales to Network Studios and Production
Companies.
The
TV Writers Vault is the first web-based market in
television history to bring projects from "Idea" to
"Air" with new reality-based series currently airing
with U.S. Broadcasters, and Canadian Broadcasters.
The
Television Writers Vault streamlines the development
process within the Television industry by providing
television Producers and Executives with an efficient
and protected process of reviewing original ideas and
scripts by both professional and aspiring writers. In
doing so, we offer writers of both scripted and unscripted
television projects a platform of monitored exposure
to leading companies and executives involved in the
development and production of all forms of televised
programming.
TVWritersVault.com
also provides industry news and information to writers
concerning Network development, deals, and mandates,
providing a strategic edge in creating new projects
for sale.
Business Contact:
3830 Valley Center
Drive - Suite 705-654 San Diego, CA. 92130
[Due to
the amount of calls we receive, and our for record of
communications, we have
mandated that all communications be done via
Email first.]
- TvWritersVault.com
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